kafka-net | Native C # client for Kafka queue servers | Pub Sub library
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native c# client for apache kafka. this project is a .net implementation of the [apache kafka] protocol. the wire protocol portion is based on the [kafka-python] library writen by [david arthur] and the general class layout attempts to follow a similar pattern as his project. to that end, this project builds up from the low level kafkaconnection object for handling async requests to/from the kafka server, all the way up to a higher level producer/consumer classes. the protocol has been divided up into concrete classes for each request/response pair. each class knows how to encode and decode itself into/from their appropriate kafka protocol byte array. one benefit of this is that it allows for a nice generic send method on the kafkaconnection. provides async methods on a persistent connection to a kafka broker (server). the send method uses the tcpclient send async function and the read stream has a dedicated thread which uses the correlation id
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I am running a Dev Linux machine and setting up a local Kafka for development on Kubernetes(moving from docker-compose for learning and practicing pourposes) with Kind and everything works fine but I am now trying to map volumes from Kafka and Zookeeper to the host but I am only able to for the Kafka volume. For zookeeper I configure and map the data and log paths to a volume but the internal directories are not being exposed on the host(which happens with the kafka mapping), it only shows the data and log folders but no content is actually present on the host so restarting zookeeper resets state.
I am wondering if there's a limitation or a different approach when using Kind and mapping multiples directories from different pods, what am I missing? Why only Kafka volumes are successfully persisted on host.
The full setup with a readme on how to run it's on Github under pv-pvc-setup
folder.
Zookeeper meaningful configuration, Deployment:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-09 at 16:42I finally sort it out. I had 2 main issues in my initial setup, which are now fixed.
Folders used to persist data on local host need to be created beforehand so they have the same uid:guid
from the one used to create the initial Kind cluster, if this is not in place the folders will not have the data persisted properly.
Created specific persistent volume and persistent volume claims for each persistent folder from the zookeeper (data and log) and configure those on kind-config. Here is the final kind-config:
QUESTION
Getting SSL errors in a cluster of three Kafka servers that communicate over SSL (only). Why is this happening / how can I fix it?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-15 at 00:57I have solved the issue by moving the SSL listener away from the default port of 9092.
This leaves me with a different question: if I have configured only one listener, with SSL, on port 9092, why is there any PLAINTEXT activity on that same port?
The errors shown above were caused by each broker trying to connect to itself on port 9092, probably using PLAINTEXT, even though I had configured only SSL.
Also: what is the difference between settings (1) and (2) below?
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I can only find old and incomplete examples of using opentracing/jaeger with Kafka. I want to run an example locally as a proof of concept - opentracing spans to kafka.
I managed to get some of this working, but on jeager-query
service I keep getting:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-17 at 05:06You can see that jaeger-query configuration includes: SPAN_STORAGE_TYPE: "kafka"
The error indicates that a kafka client used by jaeger-query to store spans in Kafka cannot in fact reach Kafka, and therefore the jaeger storage factory fails to initialize.
This can be either because Kafka failed to start (did you check)? Or a misconfig of the network in your docker.
QUESTION
I setup a kafka cluster using bitnami kafka and zookeeper and I wanted to view this cluster or at least one broker using kafdrop. I used docker compose to build all the components. I initially followed this tutorial and then added the kafdrop config in the docker-compose.yml
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-26 at 15:05Your second way is the right way. Also for the KAFKA_CFG_ADVERTISED_LISTENERS
vars which I'm not sure are necessary. You just need to make sure to use the right ports. This should work fine:
QUESTION
I installed Kafka on a VM Ubuntu 18.0.4 with following compose file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-10 at 12:48You should change KAFKA_CFG_ADVERTISED_LISTENERS
if your conductor is not installed in the same machine as Kafka cluster installed.
It should be like this for kafka-server1:
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