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[jira] [Created] (FLUME-3211) Byte capacity seems limiting the
flume kafka source operation.
kaushik srinivas created FLUME-3211:
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Summary: Byte capacity seems limiting the flume kafka source operation.
Key: FLUME-3211
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLUME-3211
Project: Flume
Issue Type: Question
Reporter: kaushik srinivas
Priority: Critical
Flume kafka source has been used with spillable memory channel to dump messages into kite dataset.
Every message from a kafka topic is around 180 bytes.
And messages/sec is approx 80k/sec.
So, flume spill-able memory channel has been configured with,
memory capacity : 5000000
transaction capacity : 50000
batch size : 50000
byteCapacityBufferPercentage : 30
Upon addition of parameter byteCapacity with value 900000000 (memoryCapacity * size of each message/event i.e 5000000*180),
We see the kafka bytes out/sec due to flume kafka source is very less compared to kafka bytes in/sec.
If byteCapacity is removed from flume config, the bytesOut/sec seems to increase and equal to bytesIn/sec.
What is the purpose of having byteCapacity and what should be the right way to calculate the same ?
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