So far, we have seen in all our examples the usage of the memory channel. Flume supports a few more channels, of which File channel and Kafka channel are well-known. Each of these channels is capable of connecting to source and sink in exactly the same way, however there are a few subtle differences in the way they are defined. For example, if we define a File channel, we will need to provide the location of the file and a few other file related attributes, and also ensure that the file location has sufficient permissions to be accessible.
On other hand, if we define a Kafka channel, we will need the Kafka connection URL as well as the topic name, which will act as a channel for ...
