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A Kafka Improvement Proposal is a proposal to make a major change to the open-source Apache Kafka project. It all starts by publishing a proposal document on a wiki which is reviewed by the community, commented on and revised until everyone is happy that it’s in good shape. Then, the KIP is voted on by the members of the community. If it gets 3 or more positive votes by the project’s leaders (called committers), it is adopted and the code gets written and merged into Kafka.Creating a significant new KIP and implementing it is an expensive undertaking. It takes a lot of work to get agreement that the proposal is ready, and the bar is very high to get the code accepted into Kafka. This is to be expected for such a mission-critical piece of software.
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