Kafka Learning--the creation of topic

1. Use the command line method:

[lch@linux129 bin]$./kafka-topics.sh--create--zookeeper hadoop221:2181,hadoop222:2181--replication-factor 2-- Partitions 2--topic test_ttt parameter description:--replication-factor: Indicates the number of copies, written here 2, indicating there will be two copies--partitions: indicates there will be two par Tition, shown in log logs, is two folders
This is the test_ttt-0 and test_ttt-1 Note: The leader node above is two files, if it is from the node above, there may be only one--topic:topic name
2. How to use Java code:

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public  class  kafkaadmin{     public  static  void  Main (string[]  args)  {         string[] arrys =  new  string[6];          arrys[0] =  "--replication-factor";          arrys[1] =  "1";          arrys[2] =  "--partitions";          arrys[3] =  "1";          arrys[4] =  "--topic";          arrys[5] =  "EFGH";          zkclient client =   new  zkclient (" 192.168.8.222:2181 ",  30000,  30000);          Client.setzkserializer (new  ZkstriNgserialize ());   //Must be added Zkserializer                  topiccommandoptions opts =  new  topiccommandoptions (Arrys);                topiccommand.createtopic (client,  opts);      }}

Not too familiar with Scala, don't know how to invoke the object in Scala, so according to Zkstringserializer in Scala, we implemented a

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public class Zkstringserialize implements Zkserializer {@Override public byte [] Serialize (Object data) t Hrows Zkmarshallingerror {