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Cluster config: num.partitions=2, default.replication.factor=3, number of brokers=3
Problem description
The TopicManager can successfully create topics on the newly created KRaft Kafka cluster. However, the following error occurs:
"Error: 1 error occurred:
* error setting up (partition=0): Setup failed. Cannot start processor for partition 0: 1 error occurred:
* kafka tells us there's no message in the topic, but our cache has one. The table might be gone. Try to delete your local cache! Topic p3-p3-dev-6-procs-group-table, partition 0, hwm 0, local offset 6350632"
Tried to remove the cache file stored under storagePath ,
Not sure if you have found a solution for the case you described a while ago. Just in case, I would like to share this in case you feel it can be related. (although you seem to have pretty clear that it might be related to KRaft, so maybe what I'm sharing it's not related)
Btw, I don't know where it was leading to the link you mentioned. What I have found is interesting info in the wiki section of the repo: https://github.com/lovoo/goka/wiki
Setups
Goka: 1.1.7
,Sarama v1.37.2
Kafka: 3.3.1 (in KRaft mode)
Cluster config: num.partitions=2, default.replication.factor=3, number of brokers=3
Problem description
The TopicManager can successfully create topics on the newly created KRaft Kafka cluster. However, the following error occurs:
Tried to remove the cache file stored under
storagePath
,goka.WithStorageBuilder(storage.CachedStorageBuilder(10000, storagePath, nil))
which contains:
and restarted the service , but it did not resolve the issue. The
local offset
always seem to have an unreasonable number.Topic detail
Questions
Any further advice on determining whether the issue falls on our service side or goka incompatibility?
If goka is not compatible with KRaft cluster (no Zookeeper) yet, is there a foreseeable timeline on its support?
P.S.
Will the blog post be back again? The Link is currently deleted: https://lovoodotblog.wordpress.com/2017/05/23/goka/
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