Kafka - Multi-Datacenter and ReplicationAfter a disaster, your Kafka cluster is down. Which step is NOT part of the recovery process?ARestore data from backup clusterBRebuild Kafka topics manually without dataCRestart Kafka brokersDVerify data consistency across replicasCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Review recovery steps after disasterRecovery involves restoring data, restarting brokers, and verifying consistency.Step 2: Identify incorrect recovery stepManually rebuilding topics without data loses messages and is not recommended.Final Answer:Rebuild Kafka topics manually without data -> Option BQuick Check:Recovery must restore data, not lose it [OK]Quick Trick: Never rebuild topics without restoring data [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking manual topic rebuild is safeSkipping data consistency checksIgnoring broker restart necessity
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