Hi!
Some of you may have read the RabbitMQ announcement of Streams.
To quote the announcement:
A RabbitMQ stream models an append-only log with non-destructive consuming semantics. This means that – contrary to traditional queues in RabbitMQ – consuming from a stream does not remove messages.
As far as I can tell, there are currently a Java and Go client to connect to RabbitMQ streams, but no Erlang or Elixir client. To take Streams for a spin, we thus wrote a simple Erlang library called lake
. The library misses features such as handling clustering, but it works to give streams a try from Erlang and Elixir. See the repository for a usage example.
I hope somebody here finds lake
useful!
P.s. This is a cross-post from the elixir forum. I thought people here might also find the library interesting.