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When using kafka-proxy as a Kubernetes pod sidecar container, the main application may need to send data to Kafka during its graceful shutdown period. However, kafka-proxy closes very quickly, terminating any live connections that are open.
It would be great to be able to configure kafka-proxy so that it doesn't terminate until all existing connections are closed. This would probably need some configurable timeout as well.
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When using kafka-proxy as a Kubernetes pod sidecar container, the main application may need to send data to Kafka during its graceful shutdown period. However, kafka-proxy closes very quickly, terminating any live connections that are open.
It would be great to be able to configure kafka-proxy so that it doesn't terminate until all existing connections are closed. This would probably need some configurable timeout as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: