Re: Re: RequestsPerSec version

2023-02-09 Thread Luke Chen
Hi Gonzalo, So, the message conversion is because you enabled server compression with type zstd. If you remove the config ["compression.type" = "zstd"] in broker, everything should be fine. > I tried disabling zstd, but ProduceMessageConversionsPerSec remained at the same level Maybe you need to

RE: Re: RequestsPerSec version

2023-02-09 Thread Gonzalo Martin Peci
Hey Luke, thanks for your reply. We run: - Brokers: 3.3.1 - Java Clients: - Confluent "7.3.1-ccs" - Kafka official "3.3.2" We are running on AWS MSK, and using some minimal configuration: ``` # Security "allow.everyone.if.no.acl.found" = false "auto.create.topics.enable" = false # Guard

Re: Kafka Connect ClusterConfigState.inconsistentConnectors() not handled by distributed Worker?

2023-02-09 Thread Greg Harris
Frank, The configs are being compared after ConfigProviders have been resolved. This is happening both as a Connector config (by ClusterConfigState::connectorConfig) and as task configs (by ClusterConfigState::taskConfig). This means that two configurations that have different direct contents (the

Re: Kafka Connect ClusterConfigState.inconsistentConnectors() not handled by distributed Worker?

2023-02-09 Thread Frank Grimes
I'm still having trouble understanding how the configs could match in the code you highlighted when we change connector and/or task config values when no keys are being pruned by the connector implementations in question.Would capturing a new generation value within the config itself on every s