Hi there,
It's enabled with the config log.cleaner.enable
Thanks
On Wed, Jul 20, 2016 at 5:29 PM, Anderson Goulart <
anderson.goul...@boxever.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How can I see if log compaction is enabled? And how can I enable it? I
> didn't find it on kafka docs.
>
>
> Thanks, Anderson
>
>
>
Hi,
How can I see if log compaction is enabled? And how can I enable it? I
didn't find it on kafka docs.
Thanks, Anderson
On 14/07/2016 13:37, Todd Palino wrote:
It's safe to move the partitions of the offsets topic around. You'll move
the consumer coordinators as you do, however, so the o
Hi,
Thanks for your help. It is part of our plan to move forward to 0.10,
but we need to do it one step at a time. And rebalancing topics,
including __consumer_offsets, are on the top as we had incidents
associated with it.
-- Anderson
On 14/07/2016 13:59, Tom Crayford wrote:
Also note t
Also note that there were a number of bugs fixed in the log cleaner thread
between 0.8 and the latest release. I wouldn't be comfortable relying on
kafka committed offsets on a version under 0.10 for a new production
system, and would carefully consider an upgrade all the way to the latest
release.
It's safe to move the partitions of the offsets topic around. You'll move
the consumer coordinators as you do, however, so the one thing you want to
make sure of, especially running an older version, is that log compaction
is working on your brokers and those partitions have been compacted. The
coo
Hi,
I am running kafka 0.8.2.1 under aws instances with multiple
availability zones. As we want a rack aware partition replication, we
have our own partition layout distribution, to make sure all partitions
are well balanced between nodes, leaders and availability zones.
The problem arises w
