One thing to note is that we do support controlled shutdown as part of the
regular shutdown hook in the broker. The wiki was not very clear w.r.t
this and I have updated it to convey this. You can turn on controlled
shutdown by setting "controlled.shutdown.enable" to true in kafka config.
This will
It's not ideal - right now we use the JMX operation (which returns an
empty set on a successful controlled shutdown). If not it returns a
set containing the partitions still being led on the broker. We retry
(with appropriate intervals) until it succeeds. After that we do a
regular broker shutdown
Joel. How do you guys do kafka service shutdown and startup?
On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 5:32 PM, Joel Koshy wrote:
> https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/Replication+tools
> has more details. The ShutdownBroker tool does not return anything.
> i.e., it does not exit with a System.exit
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/Replication+tools
has more details. The ShutdownBroker tool does not return anything.
i.e., it does not exit with a System.exit code to pass back to a
shell. it only logs if controlled shutdown was complete or not. You
will need to configure the num
We have deployed kafka 0.8 beta1. It was my understanding that
ShutdownBroker program needs be used to initiate proper shutdown of the
server. We are going to use this script in automated fashion. Does the
script return meaningful error code that can be capture by calling script
and act up on? What
