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Cloudera Manager: Total Bytes Received Across Kafka Brokers

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Hi, 

I see the in Cloudera Manager in Kafka Status the diagram for "Total Bytes Received Across Kafka Brokers". What does it mean exactly? Is the pure input without replication, or is replication counted on it and the pure input would be only e.g. 1/3 for replication factor 3

 

Best regards

Jaro

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@Jarinek ,

 

This is total volume, in bytes, received from the network by all the brokers across the cluster. Replication traffic is counted by this counter as well.

 

Cheers,

André

 

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@Jarinek ,

 

This is total volume, in bytes, received from the network by all the brokers across the cluster. Replication traffic is counted by this counter as well.

 

Cheers,

André

 

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