Medium-HardApache KafkaMultiple Choice

What is the difference between acks=0, acks=1, and acks=all?

— Tests your understanding of this concept.

Answer Options

AThey control message size
BThey control durability — how many replicas must acknowledge a write
CThey control consumer speed
DThey control partition count

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