Hi, Kafka Users,

In the documentation for replication throttling it is mentioned that it
should be removed after partitions moved or a broker completed bootstrap (
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/KIP-73+Replication+Quotas#KIP-73ReplicationQuotas-2.HowdoIthrottleabootstrappingbroker?
and  https://kafka.apache.org/documentation/ )

In an assumption that throttling is configured based on network or drive
throughput it seems to be a good idea to have it always enabled. Why is it
recommended to turn it off?

In addition, we noticed that during broker bootstrap if throttling is not
configured and broker got overloaded then we
face NotLeaderForPartitionException for a prolonged time span. It doesn't
happen replication throttling 10-20% below max throughput.

Best,
Ivan Simonenko

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