Hi Viktor,
On 31.10.2024 10:19, Viktor Somogyi-Vass wrote:
I could see a transition for Kafka configs too to YAML. It's widely used in
other projects as well and for Kafka too it would make sense to group them
for instance by log, storage, networking, security etc.. It definitely
has an advantag
Hi David,
On 29.10.2024 16:30, David Arthur wrote:
2. How do we determine which type of config file has been given? Do we try
to infer it based on file extension? What is the behavior if both old and
new files exist?
I believe that the current PR[1] shows the correct behavior. Upgraded
system
Hi,
In the context of the current migration process from Log4j 1.x/Reload4j
to Log4j Core 2.x[1], I believe that the choice of configuration format
used by the Kafka binary distribution, should receive a particular
attention.
Log4j Core 2.x supports four native configuration formats (XML, JS
Hi all,
As some of you are probably aware the Log4j 1.x Kafka Appender was
removed in KAFKA-17860.
The Apache Log4j project currently maintains a Kafka Appender for Log4j
Core 2.x[2], but following a poll on `log4j-user@logging`[3] last year
and a long discussion in the PMC, the appender has
