You can control retention using "log.retention.hours",
"log.retention.minutes" or "log.retention.bytes".
On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 2:06 AM, cac...@gmail.com wrote:
> Message retention in Kafka is disconnected from message consumption.
> Messages are all persisted to disk and the queues do not nee
Message retention in Kafka is disconnected from message consumption.
Messages are all persisted to disk and the queues do not need to fit in RAM
unlike some other systems. There are configuration values that control
maximum log size in terms of MB and the duration of retention which is
typically in
Hi,
I am new to Kafka and I have a question how Kafka handles scenarios where
no consumer is available. Can I configure Kafka in such a way that the
messages will be dropped after x seconds? Otherwise I would be afraid that
the queues would overflow...
Cheers,
Klaus
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