Hi Omnia
Maybe - I'll look forward to reading the KIP when it's submitted.
When I researched the feature request from our client I found KIP-158 which
added a bunch of topic auto-creation controls to the Kafka Connect
framework in version 2.6. It seemed to me like a convenient solution would
be t
Hi,
I am in the middle of writing a new KIP to introduced a new interface for
topic updates/creation/description that will allow MM2 to either uses the
default behaviour which uses Kafka AdminClient to create/update topics or
to use a customised one that integrates with the user's ecosystem where
t
Maybe it would be nice if it was possible to hook into or extend Admin client
interactions, to allow for custom logic supporting use cases such as this.
Scenarios where topic/resource management is centralized are probably not
uncommon.
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Igor
On Sat, Jun 12, 2021, at 9:42 AM, Matthew de Detri
Thanks Ryanne and Mickael
I already suspected that something like this (i.e. current behaivior being
a deliberate design decision) was the case and I just wanted to confirm my
suspicions.
I will relay this internally
On Fri, 11 Jun 2021, 18:55 Mickael Maison, wrote:
> Hi Matthew,
>
> If an adm
Hi Matthew,
If an administrator want to control topic creation, they should use
ACLs to prevents users creating topic. Relying on all applications to
not create topics is unlikely to succeed.
Each refresh.topics.interval.seconds, MM2 checks if it needs to create
topics/partitions by comparing bot
Matthew, I wonder what the expected behavior would be when topic-creation
is disabled and MM is asked to replicate a topic that doesn't exist on the
target cluster? Maybe the task should fail at that point, or maybe it
should replicate whatever it can?
I think the current behavior is reasonable, e
Hello everyone,
We have an interesting feature request from a client regarding having the
property of automatic topic creation to be reflected in a MM2. Specifically
the current behaviour where if you have automatic topic creation set to
false for the original Kafla cluster, MM2 configuration igno