On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 10:46 AM, Sybrandy, Casey <casey.sybra...@six3systems.com> wrote: > Re-sending since I didn't get any responses before and want to make > sure this made it to the correct group.
>>We're having an issue with Zookeeper, which has nothing to do with >>Kafka, but my consumers don't appear to be attempting to connect >>with the two nodes that are up. I specify my zk.connect as such: >>host1:2181,host2:2181,host3:2181. >> >> Is this correct? Should this work? I didn't see anything in the >> Quick Start to contradict this, so I'm a bit confused. I think that's correct. For example, with my test setup I can connect to our zookeeper cluster and see that /brokers/ids/0 exists, which I believe corresponds to the brokerid, and I can see a list of topics (in our case this is just a development environment, so we've got three instances of zookeeper on the same machine, using different ports): $ ./zk_lp_config.pl --zk logproc-dev-03:2181,logproc-dev-03:2182,logproc-dev-03:2183 ls /brokers /brokers/topics /brokers/ids $ ./zk_lp_config.pl --zk logproc-dev-03:2181,logproc-dev-03:2182,logproc-dev-03:2183 ls /brokers/ids /brokers/ids/0 $ ./zk_lp_config.pl --zk logproc-dev-03:2181,logproc-dev-03:2182,logproc-dev-03:2183 ls /brokers/topics /brokers/topics/h10-accessdenied-log /brokers/topics/h20classic-service-log /brokers/topics/h20classic-accessdenied-log /brokers/topics/h20-service-log /brokers/topics/h20classic-apache-access-log /brokers/topics/h10-apache-access-log /brokers/topics/h /brokers/topics/h10-seataccess-log I believe the /brokers/ids/0 corresponds to the brokerid that one sets in the configuration file: /usr/local/kafka/kafka-0.7.0-incubating-src/config/server.properties:brokerid=0 For my kafka startup I point to the zookeeper "cluster" like so: --kafka-zk-connect logproc-dev-03:2181,logproc-dev-03:2182,logproc-dev-03:2183 Jim
