Hi,
We arrange our kafka machines in groups and deploy these phases.
For kafka, we’ll have to map groups with phases. During each phase of the
release, all the machines in that group can go down.
When this happens, there are a couple of cases:-
1. All replicas are residing in a group of mach
Hi,
Request your expertise on these doubts of mine
Thanks,
Prabhjot
On Thu, Nov 26, 2015 at 4:43 PM, Prabhjot Bharaj
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We arrange our kafka machines in groups and deploy these phases.
>
> For kafka, we’ll have to map groups with phases. During each phase of the
> release, all th
Hi Prabhjot
I may have slightly misunderstood your question so apologies if that’s the
case. The general approach to releases is to use a rolling upgrade where you
take one machine offline at a time, restart it, wait for it to come online (you
can monitor this via JMX) then move onto the next.
Hi,
Thanks for your reply
We have 4 phases of deploys and in each phase, we can take down few machines
These releases happen every 2 weeks, because on all machines, there are a
bunch of other micro services running along with the core system - Kafka in
this case
My only concern is that during run
