Hi all,
Like RIG (https://accenture.github.io/reactive-interaction-gateway/docs/intro.html) does, I think that will be great to have Kafka support on Hasura which will be really handy to manage more cases.
@Rajivhost Could you tell more about the use case?
Hi,
The idea here is to be able to stream messages from a Kafka topic and have them as subscriptions for example on Hasura. I want to use Hasura as a API Gateway and manage a unique GQL schema which will be able to include events coming from Kafka.

A microservice can publish events to a Kafka topic, Hasura can connect to this topic and present those streaming events as subscritions for example
@Rajivhost Thanks for your clarification.
It's interesting feature.
A related request:
I was looking at the stuff about Actions and had a thought... I'd love to see pub/sub actions. Save the event to the event store then publish it to a topic and after it's accepted update the event in the store so it's marked as sent.
I'd also love to be able to hook events to a subscription so it would pull from the topic, save to the event store, and update the topic that the event has been read (updating offset for Kafka). Then the event can be processed locally with an event handler.
I am looking at using hasura with Kafka as well. It seems like this could be accomplished with what is available:
Use Event Triggers to call a service that publishes events to Kafka for getting events from hasura into
Use an integration table to get Kafka updates to hasura subscriptions
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A related request:
I was looking at the stuff about Actions and had a thought... I'd love to see pub/sub actions. Save the event to the event store then publish it to a topic and after it's accepted update the event in the store so it's marked as sent.
I'd also love to be able to hook events to a subscription so it would pull from the topic, save to the event store, and update the topic that the event has been read (updating offset for Kafka). Then the event can be processed locally with an event handler.