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Answer» The following table illustrates the differences between KAFKA and Java Messaging Service: | Java Messaging Service(JMS) | Kafka |
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| The push model is used to deliver the messages. Consumers receive messages on a regular basis. | A pull mechanism is used in the delivery method. When consumers are ready to receive the messages, they pull them. | | When the JMS queue receives confirmation from the CONSUMER that the message has been received, it is permanently destroyed. | Even after the consumer has viewed the communications, they are maintained for a specified length of time. | | JMS is better SUITED to multi-node CLUSTERS in very complicated systems. | Kafka is better suited to HANDLING big amounts of data. | | JMS is a FIFO queue that does not support any other type of ordering. | Kafka ensures that partitions are sent in the order in which they appeared in the message. |
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