Good to know!
Thanks Jason, I'll look at it ASAP! :)
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Hi Francois,
We had the exact same problem. We embed Kafka in our service container,
and we use yammer metrics to see data about the whole app (e.g. kafka, the
jvm, the service container wrapping it). However, as you observed, by
default, kafka produces an insane amount of metrics. So what we
Hi Daniel,
Thank you for your answer.
It's possible that I didn't understood something, if so correct me please.
From what I understood, from the kafka doc #monitoring
http://kafka.apache.org/documentation.html#monitoring, kafka use Yammer
Metrics for monitoring the servers (the brokers) and
Hi,
I don't have any source or configs handy to check things, but you are
saying you've configured Kafka to use GraphiteReporter, right? So why not
remove that config, so metrics stop being sent to Graphite if your Graphite
setup is suffering? If you do that and you still want to see your Kafka
Hi all!
We are using yammer metrics to monitor some parts of our system.
Since we upgrade from kafka 0.7.2 to 0.8.1.1, we saw a lot more data
getting in our graphite server and from what I saw, it looks like it all
come from our producers.
From what i understand, since we already use graphite,
Hi Francois
I didn't quite understand how you've set up your metrics reporting. Are you
using the https://github.com/criteo/kafka-ganglia metrics reporter? If so
then you should be able to adjust the config to exclude the metrics you
don't want, with kafka.ganglia.metrics.exclude.regex.
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