Confirming Desired Stopped Kafka Connector Behavior #11478
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You should probably elaborate a bit more on what is the problem you are seeing and share the full configurations and logs. I do not think it is really clear what rebalancing are you talking about, what exactly is happening etc. |
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Overview
TL;DR I noticed a consistent attempt to update Task configs when all KafkaConnectors are stopped. These updates are causing excessive Worker rebalancing. I am unsure if this was a bug or desired behavior.
Troubleshooting
When running a Kafka Connect cluster managed by Strimzi, I noticed an excessive amount of Worker Rebalances accruing in the cluster and causing some CPU heartburn. During troubleshooting, I disabled the only Kafka Connector I had running at the time - the Lenses.io HTTP Sink Connector - to take a look. Specifically, I modified the state of the KafkaConnector like so:
When the rebalancing behavior (and CPU heartburn) persisted, I started to troubleshoot and noticed a few things:
XXXconnect.cluster.configs
topic shows the same message repeated:XXXconnect.cluster.configs
topic configuration supports compaction (as expected):Problem Statement
To me, this looks like one of three things:
My goal here would ideally be to get this rebalancing under control, and also to have a better/more complete understanding of what is driving this (specifically what is pushing these Task updates to the topic).
Please let me know if you need any additional information. I didn't think the full YAML dump would be necessary for this issue, but I am happy to provide more configuration information to help debug.
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