#Apache Kafka metadata fetch takes more than 40 sec to read and fetch why?

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scarlet parrotBOT
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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

echo merlin
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Full details of problem exist on stackoverflow question

wheat gazelle
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Please share your actual question, a lot of people don't use stackoverflow anymore, and it requires extra navigation.

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@wheat gazelle How can i do this in a single message. The stakoverflow question have code, explanation, and logs, and generally a lot of stuff to be full explanatory and precise about my problem i can't reproduce the same content in a discord chat is any other approach to provide a link or something? Maybe reddit?

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knotty plume
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There's gotta be a better way to load those properties.. Listing them out like that seems terrible..

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Are they not stored in like a .prop file?

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anyone help

knotty plume
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I'm not very familiar with Kafka, sorry! 🙁

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steady geyser
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we once had problems where our Kafka service run in a different data center then the consumers / providers. There were all sorts of network issues. From losing connections to very slow responses. I'm also not very familiar with Kafka, but it may not be a problem with Kafka, but with how and where it is deployed and how many parts there are in between the connections.

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Can you recreate the issue in a local network environment? Or are you doing this already? (your IPs look local) xD