Apache Kafka
Follow these steps to use Kafka as your source.
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Follow these steps to use Kafka as your source.
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Click Create a new connection, if it is not already selected. In Kafka host[s], enter a single host in the format of hostname:port, or a list of Kafka hosts in the format of hostname1:port, hostname2:port.
Ensure the host address is accessible to Upsolver.
When using Upsolver's sandbox cloud, Kafka needs public access. If you have already integrated Upsolver into your environment and you want to avoid exposing the Kafka cluster and save AWS transfer costs, you can .
Additional connection options may require configuration in order to provide the correct credentials to read from your Kafka cluster.
For a standard connection, in Consumer Properties, use the following format:
where:
The the boostrap.servers value is same value as Kafka host[s] you entered above.
The username and password values are the API_KEY, along with the corresponding secret configured on Kafka to allow access to the Kafka cluster.
To learn more about consumer properties visit .
In the Name your connection, type in the name you want to give to this connection.
By default, if you have already created a connection, Upsolver selects Use an existing connection, and your Apache Kafka connection is populated in the list.
For organizations with multiple connections, select the source connection you want to use.
When the connection is established, use the Select a topic for ingestion list to choose the topic you want to ingest. Optionally, you can then Select the source events content type to change the default from Automatic, to a specific file type such as CSV, JSON, or Avro.
As soon as you select a topic, Upsolver will attempt to load a sample of the events.
If Upsolver did not load any sample events, try the following:
Verify that Kafka has events.
In order for Upsolver to connect to your Kafka cluster using SSL, follow these steps to .
Select a that matches the content type of your topic.
