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kafka-server-hc.sh missing from repo #10

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srikanth-viswanathan opened this issue Oct 28, 2015 · 3 comments
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kafka-server-hc.sh missing from repo #10

srikanth-viswanathan opened this issue Oct 28, 2015 · 3 comments

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@srikanth-viswanathan
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kafka-server-hc.sh is missing from repo. User guide suggests it should be present:

We set the plugin to KafkaHealthCheck, the coordinate should be the location of the kafka-server-hc.sh, which will be used by the health check plugin to check if any nodes have a non zero under replicated partition count. We can find this script in our repo, under the location Simoorg/helper_Script/health_check/kafka-server-hc.sh.

@MayureshGharat
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Ah. It should have been there. If not I think I remember, the reason for this might be because the script that we used at Linkedin, was specific to Linkedin. Let me see if I can get a general script for this. Thanks for pointing this out. :)

@szwed
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szwed commented Jul 26, 2016

@MayureshGharat any update on this? Could you at least describe what kind of values the script is expected to return?

@MayureshGharat
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Sorry for the late reply. The script can check the health of the kafka cluster. For eg : In some cases you might want to say that the cluster is healthy if there are no under replicated partitions in the cluster. In that case your script should check for URP's on your kafka cluster. It might mean different for different people. Does that answer your question?

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