Kafka was never meant to run on Windows, and it uses Linux's page cache and
limits. If you are using Windows, try using it with WSL2, but it should be
used only for development purposes, not production. You can also run Linux
docker containers on Windows.
On Thu, Feb 6, 2025 at 11:45 AM Vikas Tarl
Hi Vikas,
Even getting it to pass process start, eventually there will be other
breaking exceptions (last time I had them from nio).
The reason behind this is Kafka primarily tested for Linux, so it is
not really tracked for Windows compatibility.
I never got it (Kafka > 3.0) working natively on M
