Kafka - Monitoring and OperationsWhat does log compaction in Kafka primarily help with?AKeeping only the latest value for each key in a topicBDeleting all messages older than a certain timeCCompressing messages to reduce disk spaceDEncrypting messages for securityCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand log compaction purposeLog compaction keeps the latest record for each key, removing older duplicates.Step 2: Compare optionsDeleting old messages is log retention, compression reduces size but not key-based, encryption is unrelated.Final Answer:Keeping only the latest value for each key in a topic -> Option AQuick Check:Log compaction purpose = Keep latest key value [OK]Quick Trick: Log compaction keeps latest key records only [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing log compaction with time-based retentionThinking compression is the same as compactionAssuming compaction encrypts data
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