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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/Transactions.md
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Expand Up @@ -13,18 +13,18 @@ You initialize a transaction by making an async call to `producer.transaction()`

> Note: Kafka requires that the transactional producer have the following configuration to _guarantee_ EoS ("Exactly-once-semantics"):
>
> - The producer must have a max in flight requests of 1
> - The producer must have a max in flight requests of 5
> - The producer must wait for acknowledgement from all replicas (acks=-1)
> - The producer must have unlimited retries

Configure the producer client with `maxInFlightRequests: 1` and `idempotent: true` to guarantee EOS. Configuring the two options will enable the settings mentioned above.
Configure the producer client with `maxInFlightRequests: 5` and `idempotent: true` to guarantee EOS. Configuring the two options will enable the settings mentioned above.

```javascript
const client = new Kafka({
clientId: 'transactional-client',
brokers: ['kafka1:9092', 'kafka2:9092'],
})
const producer = client.producer({ maxInFlightRequests: 1, idempotent: true })
const producer = client.producer({ maxInFlightRequests: 5, idempotent: true })
```

Within a transaction, you can produce one or more messages. If `transaction.abort` is called, all messages will be rolled back.
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