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I mentioned log cleaning that has to be done. Now as client activities go on, log segments evolve on the disk. So for instance, if on a particular client node some blocks were written to the log segment, a log segment may fill up like this. And now it is sitting on the disk. So the blocks that are containing this log segment corresponds to write to file blocks one, two, and five. And these file blocks may belong to different files, but it is okay. So, so far as the file system is concerned, segment one is a contiguous file. It is a log segment, but it is a file. And thatamp;#39;s the one that is residing on the disk. On the client node, this particular block one may get overwritten due to activity on the client. So now we have a new content for that same file block one, one double prime. And once this new content has been created, this is no longer valid, and so block one is overwritten, which means we have to kill the old block that was in this segment. So thereamp;#39;s a new segme

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Traffic Server provides a two-pronged solution: log rotation (also called log rolling) to keep individual logs as manageable in size as possible for easier ingestion and analysis by humans and other programs, and log retention to keep logs from using more space than available and necessary.
In Kafka, log compaction is a background process that cleans logs by removing older records with the same key as newer ones. By doing so, the log retains only the most recent state of each record, reducing the storage footprint and ensuring the availability of the latest data.
Retention refers to the storing of data to meet regulatory and recordkeeping obligations, while preservation is related to the safekeeping of electronically stored information (ESI) for some anticipated legal matter.
0, the default retention of a Kafka topic is one week. This means each message inside the topic remains for one week. Kafka will purge messages that are older than one week. Sometimes, when we want to see the retention of Kafka topics, we just want to see the topics with modified retention, not with the default one.
A compacted topic consists of a head and a tail: The head is a traditional Apache Kafka topic where new records are appended. The head can contain duplicated keys. The tail contains one record per key. Apache Kafka compaction ensures that keys are unique in the tail.
Kafka stores messages in an ordered data structure called logs. These are not like the traditional logs you might be familiar with. Instead, Kafka logs are named structures that hold records in an immutable manner, distributed across servers. These named structures are called Topics.
Log compaction is a mechanism to provide finer-grained per-record retention instead of coarser-grained time-based retention. Records with the same primary key are selectively removed when there is a more recent update. This way the log is guaranteed to have at least the last state for each key.
Log Compaction Practice Number of partitions=1. This is to ensure all messages go the same partition. cleanup. policy=compact . This enables log compaction for the topic. min. cleanable. dirty. ratio=0.001 . segment.ms=5000 . New segment will be created every 5 seconds. Log compaction will happen on closed segments only.

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