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to add a topic, but is quite dangerous for existing topics in case you get an offset reset for some reason, like expiry.
the new-consumer-based mirror maker will change from 'range' to 'roundrobin' in an upcoming release
comma separated exact topic names
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Does anyone know if there's a DNS name for a GKE cluster's nodes? That would solve bootstrap without dependence on ephemeral IP addresses. |
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Instead of having offset reset The problem is that a new topic matching the whitelist would halt all other mirroring. I guess a group offset |
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Use MM2 |
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Tested with the default #78 in GKE.
A couple of manifest values need customization:
WHITELISTGROUP_IDip:s in source-endpoints.ymlKeeping resource limits low in order to reduce performance implications.