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Latest revision as of 02:34, July 25, 2020
How to restart Kafka clusters?
Stop Kafka Clusters
To stop the clusters gracefully, type the following commands in command prompt.
- Press Ctrl+C.(The clusters shutdowns in a sequential order to complete the process)
sudo halt
(To exit as a super user)vagrant halt
(To halt the virtual machine)exit
Restart Kafka Clusters
To restart the full cluster (3 Zookeepers + 3 Kafka layers + 1 Management API), follow the below steps.
- Launch Command Prompt as administrator.
- Change the directory to Vagrant folder. (E.g
C:\HashiCorp\Vagrant\GDL
) vagrant up
vagrant ssh
sudo su
cd /Shared
docker image/load -i IP_GDL_900_ENU_DockerLinux.tar
sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose-cluster-full.yml up
Kafka clusters starts running at the end of this step.
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