The short answer is yes, the shutdown will execute completely in your case.
For details of the controlled shutdown, you can read https://kafka.apache.org/documentation.html#basic_ops_restarting Guozhang On Fri, Jun 20, 2014 at 12:43 PM, Virendra Pratap Singh < [email protected]> wrote: > Have a scenario and wanted to understand how Kafka will behave. Will be > trying this out but wanted to check if anyone else has already done this. > > Running kafka 0.8.0. The way we launch kafka server is via invoking > kafka.Kafka in one of a separate thread of our daemon java service > process. > > Kafka runs fine, no issues there. > > The scenario is, we now have this property Œcontrolled.shutdown.enable' > (enabled). When we stop our java service, it internally calls > thread.stop() (for the thread which is running kafka). And then exit the > JVM. > > What I want to understand is will the kafka shutdown thread be properly > executed. The reason is, here kafka is not run as a separate jvm instance, > but as a separate thread within a process. And that thread is stopped and > then the the kafka shutdown hook will be executed as part of JVM shutdown > sequence. > > Regards, > Virendra > > > > -- -- Guozhang
