Hi David,
It did look like a bug.
Could you file a bug in JIRA?
And if you have time, welcome to investigate and submit PR for it.
(My guess is there are some internal topics are included in
`TotalFetchRequestsPerSec`, but not included in another one, but not sure)
Thank you.
Luke
On Sat, Feb 25
Hi Pere,
Thanks for replying.
so what i can see is:
*kafka.server:type=BrokerTopicMetrics,name=TotalProduceRequestsPerSec* and
*kafka.network:type=RequestMetrics,name=RequestsPerSec,request={Produce}*
show the same/close number of producer requests and that makes sense.
but that is not the sam
I have a system which gathers logs from several clients.
The client logs are produced with a key specifying which client it is.
That way processing logs is guaranteed to be ordered by time per user.
Getting metrics per the topic is good and all, but getting metrics per key
allows you to analyze how
Hi Paolo,
for use cases, high-level view you can read
https://www.confluent.io/blog/iot-streaming-use-cases-with-kafka-mqtt-confluent-and-waterstream/
(disclaimer, this is marketing material from a vendor, but would be a good
high level view of real cases).
from your other question:
> I'm wonde
Hi Iirop,
question:
> If not, what is the best way to know how many messages with a specific key
got inside a topic?
why do require this information? is this a business metric? or are you
looking at it from an operational point of view?
I'm not aware of any metric that will give you the per-k
Hi, I have a question about monitoring kafka.
When using jmx exporter and kafka exporter, you get key metrics like topic
metrics (bytes in per second, messages in per second etc).
Is there a way to get bytes/messages per second per message key?
Meaning, getting the distribution of messages by key.
Hi Tomasz,
There are some configurations needed to be tuned in producer side.
Try searching kafka producer tuning, you should find many good articles
describing it.
Good luck.
Luke
On Fri, Feb 24, 2023 at 6:16 AM Tomasz Sąciński <
tomasz.sacin...@linuxpolska.pl> wrote:
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