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Created on
10-03-2021
12:40 AM
- last edited on
10-03-2021
11:33 PM
by
VidyaSargur
Dears,
one of my kafka node's one of the disk is got full. Could you please suggest steps to make sure the 4 disks of my kafka node get sync in terms of disk occupancy.
Ref Snapshot is below
Swift response are highly appreciated
Created 10-03-2021 11:47 PM
Hi @DA-Ka
Please check this official documentation:
Reassigning replicas between log directories can prove useful when you have multiple disks available, but one or more of them is nearing capacity.
Created on 10-03-2021 11:54 PM - edited 10-03-2021 11:58 PM
Hello @DA-Ka
The data might be skewed in one of the disks because some of the heavily used topics/partitions are in that particular disk.
You may want to profile the data residing (sort the kafka logs.dir) and reassign them to the other disk using the partition reassignment tool kafka-reassign-partition.sh or manually.
du -sh /kafka-logs/*
Created 10-03-2021 11:47 PM
Hi @DA-Ka
Please check this official documentation:
Reassigning replicas between log directories can prove useful when you have multiple disks available, but one or more of them is nearing capacity.
Created on 10-03-2021 11:54 PM - edited 10-03-2021 11:58 PM
Hello @DA-Ka
The data might be skewed in one of the disks because some of the heavily used topics/partitions are in that particular disk.
You may want to profile the data residing (sort the kafka logs.dir) and reassign them to the other disk using the partition reassignment tool kafka-reassign-partition.sh or manually.
du -sh /kafka-logs/*