Hello, I'm curious about the expected or default behavior that might occur if a broker in the system has filled up. By that I mean when a broker has used all of its memory and disk space. Is the node simply removed from the system until space is cleared?
As I'm thinking through this a little more, if that is the case and the node is removed, some partitions in the system may be marked as under-replicated and cause a cascading effect where partitions are re-replicated and cause other nodes to fill up. Has that ever happened? Does Kafka have a contingency plan for such a scenario? Thank you so much for your insight and all of your hard work! Lawrence
