Running Apache Kafka and ZooKeeper with systemd - 7.3

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Installation and Upgrade
Last publication date
2022-10-30
Start, stop, and monitor the status of the Apache Kafka and ZooKeeper services using systemd.

Procedure

  • Start the services using the following commands:
    sudo systemctl start talend-zookeeper
    sudo systemctl start talend-kafka
    Note: Start the ZooKeeper service before the Kafka service.
  • Stop the services using the following commands:
    sudo systemctl stop talend-zookeeper
    sudo systemctl stop talend-kafka
  • Check the status of the services using the following commands:
    sudo systemctl status talend-zookeeper
    sudo systemctl status talend-kafka
  • Check logging information using the journalctl command.
    For example:
    • To list service journal entries:
      sudo journalctl --unit talend-zookeeper
      sudo journalctl --unit talend-kafka
    • To list service journal entries after a specific date:
      sudo journalctl --unit talend-zookeeper --since "2018-08-17 13:15:17"
      sudo journalctl --unit talend-kafka --since "2018-08-17 13:15:17"