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Is there a way to connect one Confluent Control Center to multiple Kafka clusters?
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I have multiple Kafka instances and only one Confluent Control Center. Is it possible?
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I have multiple Kafka instances and only one Confluent Control Center. Is it possible?
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Do you mean multiple Kafka clusters? Or multiple brokers within one cluster?
– Robin Moffatt
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@RobinMoffatt multiple clusters
– Moe
Mar 28 at 23:02
Yes. It's possible. What issues are you having? What configurations are you currently using?
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Do you mean multiple Kafka clusters? Or multiple brokers within one cluster?
– Robin Moffatt
Mar 28 at 8:58
@RobinMoffatt multiple clusters
– Moe
Mar 28 at 23:02
Yes. It's possible. What issues are you having? What configurations are you currently using?
– cricket_007
Mar 29 at 16:27
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Do you mean multiple Kafka clusters? Or multiple brokers within one cluster?
– Robin Moffatt
Mar 28 at 8:58
@RobinMoffatt multiple clusters
– Moe
Mar 28 at 23:02
Yes. It's possible. What issues are you having? What configurations are you currently using?
– cricket_007
Mar 29 at 16:27
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– Makyen
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Do you mean multiple Kafka clusters? Or multiple brokers within one cluster?
– Robin Moffatt
Mar 28 at 8:58
Do you mean multiple Kafka clusters? Or multiple brokers within one cluster?
– Robin Moffatt
Mar 28 at 8:58
@RobinMoffatt multiple clusters
– Moe
Mar 28 at 23:02
@RobinMoffatt multiple clusters
– Moe
Mar 28 at 23:02
Yes. It's possible. What issues are you having? What configurations are you currently using?
– cricket_007
Mar 29 at 16:27
Yes. It's possible. What issues are you having? What configurations are you currently using?
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Yes, it is possible to add multiple clusters to Confluent Control Center. Beyond the base cluster, bootstrap servers can be configured for other clusters in etc/confluent-control-center/control-center.properties.
Replace <name> with a unique identifier of another cluster:
confluent.controlcenter.kafka.<name>.bootstrap.servers
For example, if you wanted to add a docker cluster hosted at docker:9092, you would add:
confluent.controlcenter.kafka.docker.bootstrap.servers=docker:9092
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Yes, it is possible to add multiple clusters to Confluent Control Center. Beyond the base cluster, bootstrap servers can be configured for other clusters in etc/confluent-control-center/control-center.properties.
Replace <name> with a unique identifier of another cluster:
confluent.controlcenter.kafka.<name>.bootstrap.servers
For example, if you wanted to add a docker cluster hosted at docker:9092, you would add:
confluent.controlcenter.kafka.docker.bootstrap.servers=docker:9092
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Yes, it is possible to add multiple clusters to Confluent Control Center. Beyond the base cluster, bootstrap servers can be configured for other clusters in etc/confluent-control-center/control-center.properties.
Replace <name> with a unique identifier of another cluster:
confluent.controlcenter.kafka.<name>.bootstrap.servers
For example, if you wanted to add a docker cluster hosted at docker:9092, you would add:
confluent.controlcenter.kafka.docker.bootstrap.servers=docker:9092
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Yes, it is possible to add multiple clusters to Confluent Control Center. Beyond the base cluster, bootstrap servers can be configured for other clusters in etc/confluent-control-center/control-center.properties.
Replace <name> with a unique identifier of another cluster:
confluent.controlcenter.kafka.<name>.bootstrap.servers
For example, if you wanted to add a docker cluster hosted at docker:9092, you would add:
confluent.controlcenter.kafka.docker.bootstrap.servers=docker:9092
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Yes, it is possible to add multiple clusters to Confluent Control Center. Beyond the base cluster, bootstrap servers can be configured for other clusters in etc/confluent-control-center/control-center.properties.
Replace <name> with a unique identifier of another cluster:
confluent.controlcenter.kafka.<name>.bootstrap.servers
For example, if you wanted to add a docker cluster hosted at docker:9092, you would add:
confluent.controlcenter.kafka.docker.bootstrap.servers=docker:9092
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Do you mean multiple Kafka clusters? Or multiple brokers within one cluster?
– Robin Moffatt
Mar 28 at 8:58
@RobinMoffatt multiple clusters
– Moe
Mar 28 at 23:02
Yes. It's possible. What issues are you having? What configurations are you currently using?
– cricket_007
Mar 29 at 16:27
Questions asking "Is there a way to do X?" / "Can I do X?" / "Is it possible to do X?" are rarely appropriate for the Stack Exchange format. The answer is usually "yes", but sometimes "no". Either way, the question is usually not very effective. In addition, what is usually meant is "How can I do X?", which will often, but not always, be too broad for Stack Overflow. Please edit your question to clarify what it is you want. Right now, this is a "yes"/"no" question. Please see: Why is “Is it possible to…” a poorly worded question?
– Makyen
Apr 8 at 23:13