A Go client library for the Apache Pulsar project.
The Pulsar project contains a Go client library that is a wrapper for the Pulsar C++ client library.
In comparison, this library is 100% Go (no cgo required). Outside the Go standard library, it has a single dependency on the golang/protbuf
library.
Status
This client is a work-in-progress and as such does not support all Pulsar features. It supports Pulsar 2.0 along with 1.22.
The following is an incomplete list of features that are not yet implemented:
- Batch frame support
- Payload compression support
- Partitioned topics support
- Athenz authentication support
- Encryption support
Goals
- 100% Go
- Simplicity
go get -u github.com/Comcast/pulsar-client-go
Note: The package name is pulsar
An example of a producer and consumer can be seen in the included cli application.
Contributions are welcome. Please create an issue before beginning work on major contributions. Refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md doc for more information.
Integration tests are provided that connect to a Pulsar sever. They are best run against a local instance of Pulsar, since they expect the standalone properties to exist. See below for instructions on installing Pulsar locally.
Integration tests will be run when provided the pulsar
flag with the address of the Pulsar server to connect to. Example:
go test -v -pulsar "localhost:6650"
The Makefile
target api/PulsarApi.pb.go
will generate the required .go files
using the Pulsar source's .proto files.
Usage:
$ make api/PulsarApi.pb.go
Notes on installing Pulsar locally.
Prereqs:
-
For Java8 on OSX, use these instructions stackoverflow
-
Checkout source from github
git clone git@github.com:apache/incubator-pulsar.git
-
Switch to desired tag, eg
v1.22.1-incubating
-
Install Maven
brew install maven
-
Compile (full instructions)
mvn install -DskipTests
Launch Pulsar from Pulsar directory:
./bin/pulsar standalone --wipe-data --advertised-address localhost
The Makefile
has various targets to support certificate generation, Pulsar TLS configuration, and topic setup:
-
Generate certificates for use by brokers, admin tool, and applications:
make certificates
This will create
broker
,admin
, andapp
private/public pairs in the certs directory. -
Generate configuration files for running Pulsar standalone and
pulsar-admin
with TLS enabled using generated certificates:make pulsar-tls-conf
This will generate
pulsar-conf/standalone.tls.conf
andpulsar-conf/client.tls.conf
files that can be used as the configurations for the standalone server andpulsar-admin
tools respectively. They'll use the certificates in thecerts
directory. The files should be placed in the appropriate locations for use with those tools (probably theconf
directory within the Pulsar directory). It's recommended to use symbolic-links to easily switch between configurations. -
Setup sample topic on standalone server with TLS enabled:
make standalone-tls-ns
This will create a
sample/standalone/ns1
topic. Theapp
certificate will haveproduce
,consume
rights on the topic.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0