Hi Praveen,

it seems to be the same problem, your log looks quite similar to mine. But I 
have no solution until now.

Regards
Sabina

Von: Praveen Kumar K S <prav...@securelyshare.com>
Antworten an: "users@kafka.apache.org" <users@kafka.apache.org>
Datum: Dienstag, 20. Oktober 2020 um 20:07
An: "users@kafka.apache.org" <users@kafka.apache.org>
Betreff: Re: Client session timed out

Hello,

I'm not sure if I can add my issue in this thread. But it seems like I'm facing 
the same problem.

KAFKA_VERSION=2.5.1
ZK_VERSION=3.5.8

I run 3 node zookeeper cluster and 3 node kafka cluster as docker containers in 
docker swarm environment. When I install it for first time, everything goes 
well. Zookeeper and Kafka are able to form the cluster. Services are healthy.

But when I issue docker update command, kafka is not coming up though the 
zookeeper cluster is healthy. Below is the sequence of steps.

docker service update one_zookeeper --image x.x.x/v1/zookeeper:latest --force
docker service update one_zookeeper1 --image x.x.x/v1/zookeeper:latest --force
docker service update one_zookeeper2 --image x.x.x/v1/zookeeper:latest --force

Zookeeper is healthy now. I'm able to query leader and follower.

Now, I'm updating kafka and it doesn't work.
docker service update one_kafka --image 
x.x.com/v1/kafka:latest<http://x.x.com/v1/kafka:latest> --force

PFA Kafka log.

While kafka update has failed, I see that kafka1 and kafka2 are running and 
healthy.

docker service ls | grep kafka
one_kafka            replicated          0/1
one_kafka1           replicated          1/1
one_kafka2           replicated          1/1

To cross verify, I have just brought down the services zookeeper and kafka 
without data loss. I preserve zookeeperdata,zookeeperlogs,zookeepertxns and 
kafkadata,kafkalogs.

docker stack remove one
docker stack deploy -c cluster-zookeeper.yml one
docker stack deploy -c cluster-kafka.yml one

Now, all the services are healthy.

I'm not sure why kafka deployment is failing only during update. There is no 
change in the configuration in either zookeeper or kafka.

Please help me resolve this issue and let me know if you need any additional 
details.

Regards,
Praveen Kumar K S
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On Tue, Oct 20, 2020 at 3:54 PM Sabina Marx 
<sabina.m...@sneo.io<mailto:sabina.m...@sneo.io>> wrote:
Yes, it's the same problem.

Am 19.10.20, 19:50 schrieb "Mich Talebzadeh" 
<mich.talebza...@gmail.com<mailto:mich.talebza...@gmail.com>>:

    can you try to disable automatic start and on the node just booted, start
    zookeeper first, check the log that it is connected and then start Kafka?

    I assume everything is set-up OK including in
    $KAFKA_HOME/config/server<N>.properties values for 
broker.id<http://broker.id>, hostname,
    zookeeper.connect=<server1>:2181,,server2>:2181, <serverN>:2181  and also
    
zookeeper.connection.timeout.ms<http://zookeeper.connection.timeout.ms>=6000 
(default)

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    > Ok I think it is clearer now.
    >
    > As I understand all your Zookeepers and Kafkas are running. (5 nodes
    > meaning 5 physical hosts?). Then you have to reboot one physical host. You
    > still have the redundancy. But when the physical host comes up and your
    > zookeeper and then Kafka come up, you have Kafka timing out and not
    > connecting to the existing Kafka cluster?
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    > > No, sorry I‘m not so good in explaining.
    > > The scenario is: the complete Cluster is running, all zookeepers and all
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    > >
    > > Can you pls clarify when you say you start one pair (Zookeeper and
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    > > what happens to the others. Do you keep them down?
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    > > > Yes, it's a new setup. The kafka and zookeeper runs as services and 
are
    > > > enabled, so they should start at system start. And kafka starts after
    > > > zookeeper.
    > > > And if I stop everything and start it, then it works. But then, if I
    > > > restart one server with zookeeper and kafka the kafka gets the
    > timeouts.
    > > >
    > > > Am 19.10.20, 18:16 schrieb "Mich Talebzadeh" <
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    > > >:
    > > >
    > > >     OK so the issue seems to be kafka cluster. Is this a new setup?
    > > >
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    > > >     > Thanks for your answer, but the zookeeper ensemble is running 
and
    > > > ports
    > > >     > are ok.
    > > >     >
    > > >     > Am 19.10.20, 17:38 schrieb "Mich Talebzadeh" <
    > > > mich.talebza...@gmail.com<mailto:mich.talebza...@gmail.com>>:
    > > >     >
    > > >     >     Start the zookeeper ensemble first before starting Kafka
    > > > cluster. They
    > > >     > need
    > > >     >     to select a leader and ensure that they all come online OK.
    > > > Check port
    > > >     >     2181, 2888, 3888 using
    > > >     >
    > > >     >      netstat -plten|egrep '2181|2888|3888'
    > > >     >
    > > >     >     tcp        0      0 :::2181                     :::*
    > > >     >     LISTEN      1005       9934134    29170/java
    > > >     >     tcp        0      0 
::ffff:50.140.197.217:2888<http://50.140.197.217:2888>  :::*
    > > >     >     LISTEN      1005       9935496    29170/java
    > > >     >     tcp        0      0 
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    > > >     >     LISTEN      1005       9935493    29170/java
    > > >     >
    > > >     >
    > > >     >
    > > >     >     P.S. I assume you are talking about Apache Kafks here.
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    > > >     >     On Mon, 19 Oct 2020 at 14:42, Sabina Marx <
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    > > > wrote:
    > > >     >
    > > >     >     > Hi,
    > > >     >     >
    > > >     >     > I have a 5 nodes kafka cluster with 3 zookeepers. If I
    > > restart
    > > > 1 node
    > > >     >     > (zookeeper and kafka) the kafka gets a Client session 
timed
    > > > out,
    > > >     > have not
    > > >     >     > heard from server in 6007ms for sessionid 0x0
    > > >     >     > (org.apache.zookeeper.ClientCnxn)
    > > >     >     > Client session timed out, have not heard from server in
    > > 6007ms
    > > > for
    > > >     >     > sessionid 0x0, closing socket connection and attempting
    > > > reconnect
    > > >     >     > (org.apache.zookeeper.ClientCnxn)
    > > >     >     > And my kafka service do not start.
    > > >     >     > I have set the tickTime=6000 in the zookeeper.properties
    > but
    > > > that
    > > >     > didn’t
    > > >     >     > help. What can I do?
    > > >     >     >
    > > >     >     > Many thanks for your help.
    > > >     >     > Sabina
    > > >     >     >
    > > >     >
    > > >     >
    > > >
    > > >
    > >
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