AMQP 1.0 - Kafka bridge
An HTTP bridge enabling HTTP 1.1 clients to send and receive messages to/from Apache Kafka clusters.
What is AMQP 1.0 - Kafka bridge?
Strimzi Kafka Bridge is an HTTP bridge that allows HTTP 1.1 clients to interact with Apache Kafka clusters. It solves the problem of Kafka's native proprietary protocol by providing a standard HTTP interface for producing and consuming messages. This enables applications and services that only speak HTTP to seamlessly integrate with Kafka messaging systems.
Developers and architects building systems that need to integrate HTTP-based applications (like web services, legacy systems, or IoT devices) with Apache Kafka for event streaming or message passing.
It provides a simple, standardized way to connect HTTP clients to Kafka without requiring Kafka-specific libraries or protocol knowledge. As part of the Strimzi ecosystem, it offers reliable deployment options on Kubernetes and OpenShift alongside standalone flexibility.
Overview
An HTTP bridge for Apache Kafka®
Use Cases
Best For
- Integrating legacy HTTP-based applications with modern Kafka event streams
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