I’m using Kafka 3.0.0 and following a tutorial to run this command:

I’m using Kafka 3.0.0 and following a tutorial to run this command:

I’m using Kafka 3.0.0 and following a tutorial to run this command:

I have set up a 3-node Kafka KRaft cluster with each node acting as both a broker and a controller. However, when I check the metadata quorum status, each node seems to act as a separate leader instead of forming a single consistent cluster. Below are the details of my setup and configuration:

I have set up a 3-node Kafka KRaft cluster with each node acting as both a broker and a controller. However, when I check the metadata quorum status, each node seems to act as a separate leader instead of forming a single consistent cluster. Below are the details of my setup and configuration:

tl;dr

I want to test my kafka/connect/schema registry configuration i have set up locally with docker-compose. initially – i set up a connect instance with a s3 sink plugin that writes incoming json messages to s3 in avro format. I was able to send messages with the format

Assume a KAFKA PRODUCER application (C++, librdkafka, with enable.idempotence=true) which produce msgs 1,2,3,4 and 5 in order for a single topic partition.
Is there a possiblity of kafka writing (i.e. for a Consumer when reading), these msgs with a gap ?
e.g. is there a possiblity of kafka writing 1,2,5 (i.e. when consumer reads, they get 1,2,5) – 3 and 4 missing.

I am trying to setup a 3 machines Kafka cluster.
I’m currently running Kafka 3.7.1 with Scala 2.13 on premise (downloading the tgz from apache.downloads.com).

We have a kafka topic set with a cleanup.policy of compact.
we currently have the segment.bytes set to 1GB.