Kafka - Monitoring and OperationsYou configured Prometheus to scrape Kafka metrics but Grafana shows no data. Which is the most likely cause?APrometheus scrape interval is too shortBGrafana dashboard is not connected to PrometheusCKafka metrics endpoint is not exposed or unreachableDKafka broker is downCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check Prometheus scraping setupIf Kafka metrics endpoint is not exposed or unreachable, Prometheus cannot collect data.Step 2: Understand impact on GrafanaWithout data in Prometheus, Grafana dashboards show no metrics.Final Answer:Kafka metrics endpoint is not exposed or unreachable -> Option CQuick Check:No data means no scrape target reachable [OK]Quick Trick: No data? Check if metrics endpoint is reachable first [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESBlaming Grafana connection before checking Prometheus dataAssuming Kafka broker down always causes no dataThinking scrape interval too short causes no data
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