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Yi Pan (Data Infrastructure) updated SAMZA-864:
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Description:
Today, if there is an incorrect number of partitions on the job's checkpoint
topic, the job will fail right away. The topic should have 1 partition.
Unfortunately, there is no easy solution for this problem, since the number of
partitions on the topic cannot be decreased (or topic cannot be deleted).
We should add a config that will allow just to issue a warning in this case and
keep going. We also need to make sure the checkpoints are written to partition
0 only.
was:
Today, if there is an incorrect number of partitions on the job's checkpoint
topic, the job will fail right away. The topic should have 0 partitions.
Unfortunately, there is no easy solution for this problem, since the number of
partitions on the topic cannot be decreased (or topic cannot be deleted).
We should add a config that will allow just to issue a warning in this case and
keep going. We also need to make sure the checkpoints are written to partition
0 only.
> allow job not to fail in case of incorrect number of partitions on checkpoint
> topic
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> Key: SAMZA-864
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SAMZA-864
> Project: Samza
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Boris Shkolnik
> Assignee: Boris Shkolnik
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> Today, if there is an incorrect number of partitions on the job's checkpoint
> topic, the job will fail right away. The topic should have 1 partition.
> Unfortunately, there is no easy solution for this problem, since the number
> of partitions on the topic cannot be decreased (or topic cannot be deleted).
> We should add a config that will allow just to issue a warning in this case
> and keep going. We also need to make sure the checkpoints are written to
> partition 0 only.
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