Another note I'd suggest for the zookeeper name-spacing doc is that the
path must exist in zookeeper before starting the brokers. There is an error
message, but it's not always clear what the problem is (I think there is
even a Jira issue to make the error more clear).
-Chris
On Sat, Aug 10, 201
Hey guys,
I'm actively working on the docs. Any tips like this are much appreciated
especially if you can be specific (as you have) about what is clear and what is
unclear. I will attempt to clarify the zookeeper chroot info in the changes I'm
making this weekend.
Whenever possible if we can c
Philip,
Agreed vis-a-vis the docs. But I also understand how you can sometimes
find yourself with a seemingly basic question that doesn't present itself
with an obvious reading list. You just want to get going with the basics,
in the interest of learning by doing, and it's usually a huge time sa
Jason - thanks. I am sure that extra information will be appreciated.
Of course, when the list gets a message like this one, it helps everyone if it
includes details about what has been already done. E.g. "I have read the docs
but it is still not clear to me how X works when...". Perhaps Vadim
Yeah, the basics are there, e.g. in the doc for the zookeeper.connect
property:
"Specifies the zookeeper connection string in the form
hostname:port/chroot. Here the chroot is a base directory which is
prepended to all path operations (this effectively namespaces all kafka
znodes to allow sharing
Have you read the docs? They are well written. It's all there, including the
paths.
Philip
On Aug 9, 2013, at 3:24 PM, Vadim Keylis wrote:
> I am trying to setup kafka service and connect to zookeeper that would be
> shared with Other projects. Can someone advice how to configure namespace
I am trying to setup kafka service and connect to zookeeper that would be
shared with Other projects. Can someone advice how to configure namespace in
kafka and zookeeper.
Thanks so much
Sent from my iPad
Could you run the tool kafka.tools.ConsumerOffsetChecker? It will show you
which consumer instance owns which partition.
Thanks,
Jun
On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 12:12 AM, Karl Kirch wrote:
> Our setup is a three node cluster, we have a Kafka 0.7.2 (with 10
> partitions per node) and Zookeeper 3.3
Our setup is a three node cluster, we have a Kafka 0.7.2 (with 10 partitions
per node) and Zookeeper 3.3.4 on each node. When we first start up the cluster,
there are no issues and things work just fine, but after a while things start
acting a bit haywire. It looks like we start to miss messages
