Want to do On-Premises Setup of Kafka cluster(confluent community platform) on Azure
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I want to do On-Premises Setup of Kafka cluster(confluent community platform) on Azure with 3 nodes and load balancer.
I want to use the confluent services like RestProxy, Schema Registry & Connectors(s3, elastic search, etc...)
Below reference, I have checked already
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/best-practices-for-running-apache-kafka-on-aws/
https://medium.com/code-tech/kafka-in-aws-with-ssl-offloading-using-load-balancer-c337da1435c3
what would be the best architectural setup I should follow?
Approach I took
I followed the below architecture and did the setup on Azure.
azure apache-kafka confluent
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I want to do On-Premises Setup of Kafka cluster(confluent community platform) on Azure with 3 nodes and load balancer.
I want to use the confluent services like RestProxy, Schema Registry & Connectors(s3, elastic search, etc...)
Below reference, I have checked already
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/best-practices-for-running-apache-kafka-on-aws/
https://medium.com/code-tech/kafka-in-aws-with-ssl-offloading-using-load-balancer-c337da1435c3
what would be the best architectural setup I should follow?
Approach I took
I followed the below architecture and did the setup on Azure.
azure apache-kafka confluent
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it's asking for architecure and deployment recommendations.
– cricket_007
Jan 3 at 16:48
Also, S3 Connect won't work in Azure because S3 doesn't exist there. And "On-Premises" doesn't really mix with Azure, a cloud platform
– cricket_007
Jan 3 at 16:49
@cricket_007, Thanks for your response. I don't think, we can't post any architecturally related recommendation on this portal. Please recommend if you have any good approach but don't vote down. And "On-Premises", I mean to manage the kafka cluster on your own(maybe It's the wrong word in this case).
– Priyabrata
Jan 4 at 11:33
@cricket_007, Regarding S3 connect, It works wherever you do the setup of confluent kafka platform. In the S3 connect setup you have to pass your target S3 information(s3 bucket url and key)
– Priyabrata
Jan 4 at 11:35
See idownvotedbecau.se/noattempt ... Basically, you should try installing it following the resources you've already gathered, then come back with any problems you're running into. IMO, you don't require a load balancer, as it becomes a single point of failure, and you need to ensure it has higher uptime and redundancies than the services behind it (which is not provided by plain install of Confluent Platform)
– cricket_007
Jan 5 at 19:22
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I want to do On-Premises Setup of Kafka cluster(confluent community platform) on Azure with 3 nodes and load balancer.
I want to use the confluent services like RestProxy, Schema Registry & Connectors(s3, elastic search, etc...)
Below reference, I have checked already
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/best-practices-for-running-apache-kafka-on-aws/
https://medium.com/code-tech/kafka-in-aws-with-ssl-offloading-using-load-balancer-c337da1435c3
what would be the best architectural setup I should follow?
Approach I took
I followed the below architecture and did the setup on Azure.
azure apache-kafka confluent
I want to do On-Premises Setup of Kafka cluster(confluent community platform) on Azure with 3 nodes and load balancer.
I want to use the confluent services like RestProxy, Schema Registry & Connectors(s3, elastic search, etc...)
Below reference, I have checked already
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/best-practices-for-running-apache-kafka-on-aws/
https://medium.com/code-tech/kafka-in-aws-with-ssl-offloading-using-load-balancer-c337da1435c3
what would be the best architectural setup I should follow?
Approach I took
I followed the below architecture and did the setup on Azure.
azure apache-kafka confluent
azure apache-kafka confluent
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it's asking for architecure and deployment recommendations.
– cricket_007
Jan 3 at 16:48
Also, S3 Connect won't work in Azure because S3 doesn't exist there. And "On-Premises" doesn't really mix with Azure, a cloud platform
– cricket_007
Jan 3 at 16:49
@cricket_007, Thanks for your response. I don't think, we can't post any architecturally related recommendation on this portal. Please recommend if you have any good approach but don't vote down. And "On-Premises", I mean to manage the kafka cluster on your own(maybe It's the wrong word in this case).
– Priyabrata
Jan 4 at 11:33
@cricket_007, Regarding S3 connect, It works wherever you do the setup of confluent kafka platform. In the S3 connect setup you have to pass your target S3 information(s3 bucket url and key)
– Priyabrata
Jan 4 at 11:35
See idownvotedbecau.se/noattempt ... Basically, you should try installing it following the resources you've already gathered, then come back with any problems you're running into. IMO, you don't require a load balancer, as it becomes a single point of failure, and you need to ensure it has higher uptime and redundancies than the services behind it (which is not provided by plain install of Confluent Platform)
– cricket_007
Jan 5 at 19:22
|
show 2 more comments
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it's asking for architecure and deployment recommendations.
– cricket_007
Jan 3 at 16:48
Also, S3 Connect won't work in Azure because S3 doesn't exist there. And "On-Premises" doesn't really mix with Azure, a cloud platform
– cricket_007
Jan 3 at 16:49
@cricket_007, Thanks for your response. I don't think, we can't post any architecturally related recommendation on this portal. Please recommend if you have any good approach but don't vote down. And "On-Premises", I mean to manage the kafka cluster on your own(maybe It's the wrong word in this case).
– Priyabrata
Jan 4 at 11:33
@cricket_007, Regarding S3 connect, It works wherever you do the setup of confluent kafka platform. In the S3 connect setup you have to pass your target S3 information(s3 bucket url and key)
– Priyabrata
Jan 4 at 11:35
See idownvotedbecau.se/noattempt ... Basically, you should try installing it following the resources you've already gathered, then come back with any problems you're running into. IMO, you don't require a load balancer, as it becomes a single point of failure, and you need to ensure it has higher uptime and redundancies than the services behind it (which is not provided by plain install of Confluent Platform)
– cricket_007
Jan 5 at 19:22
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it's asking for architecure and deployment recommendations.
– cricket_007
Jan 3 at 16:48
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it's asking for architecure and deployment recommendations.
– cricket_007
Jan 3 at 16:48
Also, S3 Connect won't work in Azure because S3 doesn't exist there. And "On-Premises" doesn't really mix with Azure, a cloud platform
– cricket_007
Jan 3 at 16:49
Also, S3 Connect won't work in Azure because S3 doesn't exist there. And "On-Premises" doesn't really mix with Azure, a cloud platform
– cricket_007
Jan 3 at 16:49
@cricket_007, Thanks for your response. I don't think, we can't post any architecturally related recommendation on this portal. Please recommend if you have any good approach but don't vote down. And "On-Premises", I mean to manage the kafka cluster on your own(maybe It's the wrong word in this case).
– Priyabrata
Jan 4 at 11:33
@cricket_007, Thanks for your response. I don't think, we can't post any architecturally related recommendation on this portal. Please recommend if you have any good approach but don't vote down. And "On-Premises", I mean to manage the kafka cluster on your own(maybe It's the wrong word in this case).
– Priyabrata
Jan 4 at 11:33
@cricket_007, Regarding S3 connect, It works wherever you do the setup of confluent kafka platform. In the S3 connect setup you have to pass your target S3 information(s3 bucket url and key)
– Priyabrata
Jan 4 at 11:35
@cricket_007, Regarding S3 connect, It works wherever you do the setup of confluent kafka platform. In the S3 connect setup you have to pass your target S3 information(s3 bucket url and key)
– Priyabrata
Jan 4 at 11:35
See idownvotedbecau.se/noattempt ... Basically, you should try installing it following the resources you've already gathered, then come back with any problems you're running into. IMO, you don't require a load balancer, as it becomes a single point of failure, and you need to ensure it has higher uptime and redundancies than the services behind it (which is not provided by plain install of Confluent Platform)
– cricket_007
Jan 5 at 19:22
See idownvotedbecau.se/noattempt ... Basically, you should try installing it following the resources you've already gathered, then come back with any problems you're running into. IMO, you don't require a load balancer, as it becomes a single point of failure, and you need to ensure it has higher uptime and redundancies than the services behind it (which is not provided by plain install of Confluent Platform)
– cricket_007
Jan 5 at 19:22
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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it's asking for architecure and deployment recommendations.
– cricket_007
Jan 3 at 16:48
Also, S3 Connect won't work in Azure because S3 doesn't exist there. And "On-Premises" doesn't really mix with Azure, a cloud platform
– cricket_007
Jan 3 at 16:49
@cricket_007, Thanks for your response. I don't think, we can't post any architecturally related recommendation on this portal. Please recommend if you have any good approach but don't vote down. And "On-Premises", I mean to manage the kafka cluster on your own(maybe It's the wrong word in this case).
– Priyabrata
Jan 4 at 11:33
@cricket_007, Regarding S3 connect, It works wherever you do the setup of confluent kafka platform. In the S3 connect setup you have to pass your target S3 information(s3 bucket url and key)
– Priyabrata
Jan 4 at 11:35
See idownvotedbecau.se/noattempt ... Basically, you should try installing it following the resources you've already gathered, then come back with any problems you're running into. IMO, you don't require a load balancer, as it becomes a single point of failure, and you need to ensure it has higher uptime and redundancies than the services behind it (which is not provided by plain install of Confluent Platform)
– cricket_007
Jan 5 at 19:22