You could create a docker image with a kafka installation, and start a
mirror maker in it, you could set the retention time for it to infinite,
and mount the data volume. With the data you could always restart the
docker, en mirror it to somewhere else. Not sure that's what you want, but
it's an
You may find this interesting, although I don't believe it's exactly what
you're looking for:
https://github.com/pinterest/secor
I'm not sure how stable and commonly used it is.
Additionally, I see a lot of users use MirrorMaker for a "backup," where
MirrorMaker copies all topics from one Kafka
John,
I’m not as expert expert in Kafka but I would assume so.
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Confidentiality:
This
Thanks - does that mean that the only way to safely back up Kafka is to
have replication?
(I have done this partially - I can get the entire topic on the command
line, after completely recreating the server, but my code that is intended
to do the same thing just hangs)
On Wed, May 4, 2016 at
John,
I believe you mean something along the lines of:
http://markmail.org/message/f7xb5okr3ujkplk4
I don’t think something like this has been done.
Best regards,
Radek Gruchalski
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Hi,
I have what is probably an edge use case. I'd like to back up a single
Kafka instance such that I can recreate a new server, drop Kafka in, drop
the data in, start Kafka -- and have all my data ready to go again for
consumers.
Is such a thing done? Does anyone have any experience trying
