If I understand correctly, and your question refers to general fault tolerance, the answer is yes, Kafka Connect offers fault tolerance in distributed mode.
You may start several Connect workers and if a worker running one task with your single producer fails unexpectedly, then this task will be restarted in another worker and continue from where it was left off. -Konstantine On Thu, Nov 30, 2017 at 4:08 PM, sham singh <singh.shammi2...@gmail.com> wrote: > We are looking at implementing Kafka Producer HA .. > > i.e there are 2 producers which can produce the same data .. > The objective is to have High Availability implemented for the Kafka > Producer .. > > i.e. if Producer1 goes down, the Producer2 kick starts and produces data > starting from the offset committed by the Producer1 > > Would using Kafka Connect help in this scenario ? > or a custom solution would have to be built ? > > Appreciate your response on this. >
