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Evan Chan commented on KAFKA-266:
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BTW, just some thoughts. I'm thinking of not so much a web console for
individual Kafka brokers, but a web console for an entire Kafka cluster,
targetting mostly smaller clusters. This would grab information from ZK and
from JMX (or JMX-over-HTTP) for individual brokers to put together reports like:
- Status of different Kafka brokers in the cluster, including overall read and
write rates, etc.
- Information on consumers (at least the high level consumers registered in
ZK), outstanding messages or how far behind they are, etc.
> Kafka web console design
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>
> Key: KAFKA-266
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KAFKA-266
> Project: Kafka
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: contrib
> Reporter: Evan Chan
> Original Estimate: 672h
> Remaining Estimate: 672h
>
> This issue is created to track a community-contributed Kafka Web UI.
> Here is an initial list of goals:
> - Be able to easily see which brokers are up
> - Be able to see lists of topics, connected producers, consumer groups,
> connected consumers
> - Be able to see, for each consumer/partition, its offset, and more
> importantly, # of bytes unconsumed (== largest offset for partition - current
> offset)
> - (Wish list) have a graphical view of the offsets
> - (Wish list) be able to clean up consumer state, such as stale claimed
> partitions
> List of challenges/questions:
> - Which framework? Play! for Scala?
> - Is all the data available from JMX and ZK? Hopefully, watching the files
> on the filesystem can be avoided....
> - How to handle large numbers of topics, partitions, consumers, etc.
> efficiently
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