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add consumer_member_id tag to partitions assign / revoked metrics #358

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@mwarkentin mwarkentin commented Apr 22, 2024

Attempted fix for #357

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Starting with the metrics most important for understanding consumer balancing across a group, but it may make sense to include this tag on other consumer-related metrics as well. Can be done in a follow up.

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  • Do we have consumer member ID available when we generate all metrics?
  • Can we enable this "globally" in that case?
  • If there are times when member ID is not available, could that just be recorded with a null or none tag?

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Did you check what member_id represent? Is it a sequential number, a random string, others ?

@@ -235,7 +235,7 @@ def on_partitions_assigned(partitions: Mapping[Partition, int]) -> None:
logger.info("New partitions assigned: %r", partitions)
logger.info("Member id: %r", self.__consumer.member_id)
self.__metrics_buffer.metrics.increment(
"arroyo.consumer.partitions_assigned.count", len(partitions)
"arroyo.consumer.partitions_assigned.count", len(partitions), tags={"consumer_member_id": self.__consumer.member_id}
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I think member id is a method, not a property. (thus member_id() )

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I was copying what was in the log line above, is that wrong?

logger.info("Member id: %r", self.__consumer.member_id)

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What kind of string? :D

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Or is the point that it's not an int?

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i found it! it's uuid

In the current consumer protocol, the field member.idis assigned by broker to track group member status. A new consumer joins the group withmember.id field set as UNKNOWN_MEMBER_ID (empty string), since it needs to receive the identity assignment from broker first. For request with unknown member id, broker will blindly accept the new join group request, store the member metadata and return a UUID to consumer.

https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/KIP-394%3A+Require+member.id+for+initial+join+group+request

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evanh commented Apr 23, 2024

Wouldn't this need to be applied to the rust version as well?

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Yes - my immediate concern was with a Python consumer so this is where I started.

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closing due to staleness, feel free to reopen

@volokluev volokluev closed this Oct 15, 2024
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