Thanks Brian, that answers my question
On Fri, 12 Jun, 2020, 9:16 PM Brian Byrne, wrote:
> Hi Nag,
>
> Correct, --all will include both. Removing --all should give you only the
> overridden values.
>
> Are you asking if you can see overridden values for a broker with both the
> default config an
My apologies, the command mentioned should include --all:
kafka-configs ... --entity-type brokers --entity-name 1 --describe --all
| grep DYNAMIC
Brian
On Fri, Jun 12, 2020 at 8:45 AM Brian Byrne wrote:
> Hi Nag,
>
> Correct, --all will include both. Removing --all should give you only the
>
Hi Nag,
Correct, --all will include both. Removing --all should give you only the
overridden values.
Are you asking if you can see overridden values for a broker with both the
default config and specific broker config in one command? Unfortunately the
commands only give you the overrides for that
Thanks Brian. I applied the following command with --all, it works fine.
kafka-configs --bootstrap-server localhost:9092 --entity-type brokers
--entity-name 1 --describe --all.
I believe this includes *both* default config values as well as config
values those were overridden . Is there any com
Hi Nag,
To address (2) first, the --entity-default flag requests the default
configuration that all brokers inherit. An individual broker may override
any of the default config's entries, which is done by specifying the broker
ID to the --entity-name flag.
The reason you're getting blank output f
