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Kafka source: add metrics to track connector performance #778
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This change improves the logic to find an adequate offset to start the event replay. We return the offset of the most recent resolved timestamp message that is stricly less than the minimum timestamp provided by the user. A new set of metrics have been added to track the total number of messages that have been replayed, and the number of messages read to find the resolved timestamp. A new mock client and consumer have been introduced to facilitate testing. Fixes #779, #778.
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This change improves the logic to find an adequate offset to start the event replay. We return the offset of the most recent resolved timestamp message that is stricly less than the minimum timestamp provided by the user. A new set of metrics have been added to track the total number of messages that have been replayed, and the number of messages read to find the resolved timestamp. A new mock client and consumer have been introduced to facilitate testing. Fixes #779, #778.
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This change improves the logic to find an adequate offset to start the event replay. We return the offset of the most recent resolved timestamp message that is stricly less than the minimum timestamp provided by the user. A new set of metrics have been added to track the total number of messages that have been replayed, and the number of messages read to find the resolved timestamp. A new mock client and consumer have been introduced to facilitate testing. Fixes #779, #778.
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This change improves the logic to find an adequate offset to start the event replay. We return the offset of the most recent resolved timestamp message that is stricly less than the minimum timestamp provided by the user. A new set of metrics have been added to track the total number of messages that have been replayed, and the number of messages read to find the resolved timestamp. A new mock client and consumer have been introduced to facilitate testing. Fixes #779, #778.
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This change improves the logic to find an adequate offset to start the event replay. We return the offset of the most recent resolved timestamp message that is stricly less than the minimum timestamp provided by the user. A new set of metrics have been added to track the total number of messages that have been replayed, and the number of messages read to find the resolved timestamp. A new mock client and consumer have been introduced to facilitate testing. Fixes #779, #778.
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This change improves the logic to find an adequate offset to start the event replay. We return the offset of the most recent resolved timestamp message that is stricly less than the minimum timestamp provided by the user. A new set of metrics have been added to track the total number of messages that have been replayed, and the number of messages read to find the resolved timestamp. A new mock client and consumer have been introduced to facilitate testing. Fixes #779, #778.
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This change improves the logic to find an adequate offset to start the event replay. We return the offset of the most recent resolved timestamp message that is stricly less than the minimum timestamp provided by the user. A new set of metrics have been added to track the total number of messages that have been replayed, and the number of messages read to find the resolved timestamp. A new mock client and consumer have been introduced to facilitate testing. Fixes #779, #778.
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This change improves the logic to find an adequate offset to start the event replay. We return the offset of the most recent resolved timestamp message that is stricly less than the minimum timestamp provided by the user. A new set of metrics have been added to track the total number of messages that have been replayed, and the number of messages read to find the resolved timestamp. A new mock client and consumer have been introduced to facilitate testing. Fixes #779, #778.
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