ducktape: Verify using consumer groups in the MPT #24656
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Instead of using a single consumer use multiple consumers for the verification. This avoids ultra wide reads (think 1k+ partitions per request). These are not realistic and make us run into CORE-8659 which makes the test timeout with increased partition density. We use one group/reader per 5k partitions which is still far from realistic but at least keeps that dimension somewhat tested.
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Instead of using a single consumer use multiple consumers for the
verification.
This avoids ultra wide reads (think 1k+ partitions per request). These
are not realistic and make us run into CORE-8659 which makes the test
timeout with increased partition density.
We use one group/reader per 5k partitions which is still far from
realistic but at least keeps that dimension somewhat tested.
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