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Go memory leaksNew version of the service ran on a day of memory consumption of 20g, apparently a memory leakMemory leak problem is difficult to locateTechnical positioning relies mainly on pprof to generate statistical filesThe previous write Web project is based on Net/http/pprof to see the run state information and assist in troubleshootingHttps://github.com/cclient/gowebframework/blob/f691321b898484327ceb0dcc4897315d5b8b0637/src/server/api/profiler.go#L4Now service is a back-end service, pre

test server if domain does not match cert:tlsConfig.InsecureSkipVerify = Trueconsumercon Fig: = Sarama. Newconfig () consumerConfig.Net.TLS.Enable = TrueconsumerConfig.Net.TLS.Config = Tlsconfigclient, err: = Sarama. Newclient ([]string{"192.168.2.31:9093"}, Consumerconfig) if err! = Nil {log. Fatalf ("Unable to create Kafka client:%q", err)}consumer, err: = Sarama. Newconsumerfromclient (client) if err! = Nil {log. Fatal (ERR)}defer consumer. Close

Recently want to test the performance of Kafka, toss a lot of genius to Kafka installed to the window. The entire process of installation is provided below, which is absolutely usable and complete, while providing complete Kafka Java client code to communicate with Kafka. Here you have to spit, most of the online artic

Kafka ---- kafka API (java version), kafka ---- kafkaapi Apache Kafka contains new Java clients that will replace existing Scala clients, but they will remain for a while for compatibility. You can call these clients through some separate jar packages. These packages have little dependencies, and the old Scala client w

Hu Xi, "Apache Kafka actual Combat" author, Beihang University Master of Computer Science, is currently a mutual gold company computing platform director, has worked in IBM, Sogou, Weibo and other companies. Domestic active Kafka code contributor.ObjectiveAlthough Apache Kafka is now fully evolved into a streaming processing platform, most users still use their c

Build a Kafka cluster environment and a kafka ClusterEstablish a Kafka Cluster Environment This article only describes how to build a Kafka cluster environment. Other related knowledge about kafka will be organized in the future.1. Preparations Linux Server 3 (th

This is a creation in Article, where the information may have evolved or changed. These two days with Go wrote the first project, still in the demo phase, follow-up will continue to record some of the pit points about go development. The project,

This is a creation in Article, where the information may have evolved or changed. In the actual business scenario, in order to improve the real-time performance of the system, reduce the pressure of log storage, the need to direct the production of

SummaryThis paper mainly introduces how to use Kafka's own performance test script and Kafka Manager to test Kafka performance, and how to use Kafka Manager to monitor Kafka's working status, and finally gives the Kafka performance test report.Performance testing and cluster monitoring toolsKafka provides a number of u

This article is forwarded from Jason's Blog, the original link Http://www.jasongj.com/2015/12/31/KafkaColumn5_kafka_benchmarkSummaryThis paper mainly introduces how to use Kafka's own performance test script and Kafka Manager to test Kafka performance, and how to use Kafka Manager to monitor Kafka's working status, and finally gives the

Kafka in versions prior to 0.8, the high availablity mechanism was not provided, and once one or more broker outages, all partition on the outage were unable to continue serving. If the broker can never recover, or a disk fails, the data on it will be lost. One of Kafka's design goals is to provide data persistence, and for distributed systems, especially when the cluster scale rises to a certain extent, the likelihood of one or more machines going do

Kafka cluster configuration is relatively simple. For better understanding, the following three configurations are introduced here. Single Node: A broker Cluster Single Node: cluster of multiple Brokers Multi-node: Multi-broker Cluster 1. Single-node single-broker instance Configuration 1. first, start the zookeeper service Kafka. It provides the script for starting zookeeper (in the

Distributed message system: Kafka and message kafka Kafka is a distributed publish-subscribe message system. It was initially developed by LinkedIn and later became part of the Apache project. Kafka is a distributed, partitioned, and persistent Log service with redundant backups. It is mainly used to process active str

Original link: Kafka combat-flume to KAFKA1. OverviewIn front of you to introduce the entire Kafka project development process, today to share Kafka how to get the data source, that is, Kafka production data. Here are the directories to share today: Data sources Flume to

Distributed message system: Kafka and message kafka Kafka is a distributed publish-subscribe message system. It was initially developed by LinkedIn and later became part of the Apache project. Kafka is a distributed, partitioned, and persistent Log service with redundant backups. It is mainly used to process active str

"original statement" This article belongs to the author original, has authorized Infoq Chinese station first, reproduced please must be marked at the beginning of the article from "Jason's Blog", and attached the original link http://www.jasongj.com/2015/06/08/KafkaColumn3/SummaryIn this paper, based on the previous article, the HA mechanism of Kafka is explained in detail, and various ha related scenarios such as broker Failover,controller Failover,t

Kafka Connector and Debezium 1. Introduce Kafka Connector is a connector that connects Kafka clusters and other databases, clusters, and other systems. Kafka Connector can be connected to a variety of system types and Kafka, the main tasks include reading from

Kafka is a distributed MQ system developed by LinkedIn and open source, and is now an Apache incubation project. On its homepage describes Kafka as a high-throughput distributed (capable of spreading messages across different nodes) MQ. In this blog post, the author simply mentions the reasons for developing Kafka without choosing an existing MQ system. Two reaso