Rion,
Regarding the second question , you can aggregate by using sum function
sum(metric_name{jobb_name="JOBNAME"}) . This works is you are using the
metric counter.
Prasanna.
On Sat, Feb 27, 2021 at 9:01 PM Rion Williams wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I’ve just recently started working with Flink an
They are picked up, otherwise you would not able to write any messages at all.
I believe the page you referring is not for displaying Kafka properties (in my
case it is empty as well, but Kafka works). Check logs.
From: Claude M
Sent: Saturday, February 27, 2021
Yes, the flink job also works in producing messages. It's just that after
a short period of time, it fails w/ a timeout. That is why I'm trying to
set a longer timeout period but it doesn't seem like the properties are
being picked up.
On Sat, Feb 27, 2021 at 1:17 PM Alexey Trenikhun wrote:
>
Hi Arvid,
>If you are not rereading the topics, why do you compact them?
We are rereading the topics, at any time we might want a completely
different materialized view for a different web service for some new
application feature. Other jobs / new jobs need to read all the up-to-date
rows from the
Hi Rex,
Your initial question was about the impact of compaction on your CDC
application logic. I have been (unsuccessfully) trying to tell you that you
do not need compaction and it's counterproductive.
If you are not rereading the topics, why do you compact them? It's lost
compute time and I/O
Hi Arvid,
I really appreciate the thorough response but I don't think this
contradicts our use case. In servicing web applications we're doing nothing
more than taking data from giant databases we use, and performing joins and
denormalizing aggs strictly for performance reasons (joining across a l
Can you produce messages using Kafka console producer connect using same
properties ?
From: Claude M
Sent: Saturday, February 27, 2021 8:05 AM
To: Alexey Trenikhun
Cc: user
Subject: Re: Producer Configuration
Thanks for your reply, yes it was specified. Sorry
Hello,
Let's have version 1 of my job uses keyed state with name "a" and type A, which
some Avro generated class. Then I upgrade to version 2, which in addition uses
keyed state "b" and type B (another concrete Avro generated class), I take
savepoint with version 2 and decided to downgrade to ve
I have an embedded function with a SinkFunction as an egress, implemented as
this pseudo-code:
val serializationSchema = KafkaSchemaSerializationSchema(... props required to
use a Confluent Schema Registry with Avro, auth etc ...)
return SinkFunctionSpec(EGRESS_ID, FlinkKafkaProducer(serializati
Thanks David,
I figured that the correct approach would obviously be to adopt a keying
strategy upstream to ensure the same data that I used as a key downstream fell
on the same partition (ensuring the ordering guarantees I’m looking for).
I’m guessing implementation-wise, when I would normally
Rion,
If you can arrange for each tenant's events to be in only one kafka
partition, that should be the best way to simplify the processing you need
to do. Otherwise, a simple change that may help would be to increase the
bounded delay you use in calculating your own per-tenant watermarks,
thereby
Thanks for your reply, yes it was specified. Sorry I forgot to include it:
properties.setProperty("bootstrap.servers", "localhost:9092");
On Fri, Feb 26, 2021 at 7:56 PM Alexey Trenikhun wrote:
> I believe bootstrap.servers is mandatory Kafka property, but it looks like
> you didn’t set it
>
>
Hi folks,
I’ve just recently started working with Flink and I was in the process of
adding some metrics through my existing pipeline with the hopes of building
some Grafana dashboards with them to help with observability.
Initially I looked at the built-in Flink metrics that were available, but
Hi Rex,
imho log compaction and CDC for historic processes are incompatible on
conceptual level. Let's take this example:
topic: party membership
+(1, Dem, 2000)
-(1, Dem, 2009)
+(1, Gop, 2009)
Where 1 is the id of a real person.
Now, let's consider you want to count memberships retroactively ea
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