Apache Pulsar is all about moving messages quickly and reliably. But to make use of this power, you first need to know how to produce messages, whether it's for testing, development, or live traffic.
In this guide, we’ll walk through the steps for producing messages to a Pulsar topic using our streamlined user interface. No command lines. No configs. Just point, click, and publish.
To get started, open the Explorer page. This is your main starting point for interacting with your Pulsar environment.
Once you are on the Explorer page, you'll see a list of tenants, the logical groups that help organize your messaging infrastructure. Each tenant contains one or more namespaces, which in turn contain the actual topics where your messages live.
Here’s a quick path through the structure:
This clear hierarchy ensures you always know exactly where you are in the system.
Once you’ve selected a topic, you’ll land on its overview page. This page gives you general information about the topic, such as its configuration and metrics.
Head over to the Browse tab. Here you will see messages as they arrive in your topic. Now click on the Produce button.
In the dialog that opens, you can:
Once your message is ready, just hit Produce and Streamvisor takes care of the rest.
Tip: You can click Produce more than once to send the same message multiple times.
Producing messages in Apache Pulsar doesn’t have to be a complex process, especially when working with schemas. With our UI, you can go from zero to published in just a few clicks. It’s fast, flexible, and perfect for both experimentation and production-level usage. Try it out next time you need to test a topic, simulate some data or just see your messages come to life!
