ka of earlier (0.10) version that uses its own dependencies ?
Thanks, Stephen!
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r? and adding it into the
> plugin.path
> >> dir for Kafka? Or do I package the whole ./confluent-3.3.0/share/java/
> kafka-connect-elasticsearch/
> >> dir as an Uber Jar to make sure all dependencies are also included?
> >>
> >> Thanks,
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> The confluent platform download has
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All connectors are compatible with vanilla AK, as Confluent Open Source
ships with "plain" Apache Kafka under the hood.
So you can just download the connector, plug it in, and configure it as
any other connector, too.
https://www.confluent.io/product/connectors/
-Matthias
On 9/26/17 1:15 PM, M
Hi,
we have an existing Kafka cluster (0.10) already setup and working in
production.
I woudl like to explore using Confluent's Elasticsearch Connector - however, I
see it comes as part of the Confluent distribution of Kafka (with separate
confluent scripts, libs, etc.).
Is there an easy way to
