Closed AdrienPoupa closed 2 years ago
Hello @AdrienPoupa, check out this new cool feature : https://www.conduktor.io/the-fastest-way-to-start-kafka-ever/
With Conduktor Jumpstart, your data is persisted between restarts
I ended up removing the Kafka and Zookeeper volumes, since I did not need to persist them. This effectively resets them every time I run the project but it's not an issue for me and it solved this issue.
Hello,
I am using the single kafka, single Zookeeper configuration here: https://github.com/conduktor/kafka-stack-docker-compose/blob/v6.2.1/zk-single-kafka-single.yml
For the most part it works fine, except sometimes when I restart the containers I am getting this:
I am guessing the old cluster ID
yyy
remained there on docker compose down/stop and was not flushed.The proper fix advised on StackOverflow is supposedly to persist Zookeeper/Kafka data, but I think it's already done with the volumes.
My only workaround at the moment is to prune all the volumes to start over from a clean state, but surely there is a better way to resolve this?
Edit: it seems that the latest version removed volumes support. Was it removed because of this issue, or because of something else?
Thank you!