What’s the Default Value for min.insync.replicas in Apache Kafka?
The default value for min.insync.replicas in Apache Kafka is 1. This means Kafka requires only one replica to acknowledge a write
Kafka retention.ms: How Kafka Decides How Long to Keep Your Data
Learn about Kafka retention.ms, how it controls data retention in topics, and best practices for managing Kafka storage efficiently.
Kafka Idempotent Producer: Exactly-Once Message Delivery
In distributed systems, things can go wrong. The Kafka Idempotent Producer ensures exactly-once delivery within a partition.
Kafka Message Size Limit: Strategies for Sending Large Messages
Learn how to handle Kafka's message size limit and strategies to send large messages efficiently without compromising performance.
Rack-Aware Partition Assignment for Kafka Consumers: KIP-881 Explained
Learn about rack-aware partition assignment in Kafka with KIP-881. Reduce cross-rack traffic, and improve fault tolerance and resource usage.
Kafka Reassign Partitions
Reassign partitions in Kafka for better cluster performance and load balancing. Use the Kafka kafka-reassign-partitions tool or Admin API.
Kafka Consumer Configurations: How Kafka message consumption works
Kafka consumer configurations max.poll.records, fetch.min.bytes, and max.partition.fetch.bytes control the number of messages fetched in a single poll.
min.insync.replicas in Apache Kafka
Learn about min.insync.replicas in Apache Kafka, its role in ensuring durability, and its impact on message delivery guarantees.
How to Purge Data from Kafka Topics
Learn how to purge data from Kafka topics using delete and compact cleanup policies with simple CLI commands.