Hi Sachin,
I think Matthias meant that you can chance the compaction configuration
parameters when you create the topic, but you're right, by default you
shouldn't need to do anything since the topic will be eventually compacted
automatically.
Eno
> On 17 Dec 2016, at 08:23, Sachin Mittal wr
Understood.
What I understand so far is that by default changelog topics are compacted.
So why do we need to compact these topics ourselves.
Won't stream application take care of this.
Thanks
Sachin
On 17 Dec 2016 11:47 a.m., "Matthias J. Sax" wrote:
> If a Streams application is shutdown via
If a Streams application is shutdown via KafkaStream#close() it should
be able to reuse local store on restart.
As you mention that you application fails, I assume that some exception
happens within Streams and you catch this exception with an uncaught
exception handler to trigger some shutdown fo
Hi
I had a question.
Say stream application fails. We handle the shutdown gracefully.
We fix the issue and simply restart it without any application reset. So we
don't delete any internal changelog table or local state stores.
So once it is restarted does it create a new internal store by replaying