Ok. If min.insync.replicas is 1 and the acknowledgment method is acks=1,
- Zookeeper thinks that broker_1 and broker_2 are dead and elect
broker_0 as the new leader.
- But, broker_2 can still send fetch requests to broker_1 and original
ISR (broker_1, broker_2) will remain the same.
AFAIK there won't be two leaders. Once brokers lose connection with
ZooKeeper, a new leader will be elected (whichever can still access
ZooKeeper) and the remaining brokers will fall behind in replication.
Now depending on your config, there might be several other issues: not
enough replicas to sa
Can anyone clarify how Kafka manages below network partition?
Say we have this configuration before the network partition,
- Kafka cluster has three brokers (say broker_0, broker_1, broker2).
- broker_1 is the leader.
- ISR has been reduced to broker_1 and broker_2.
- There is a Zooke
