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Currently, we restart controller-only nodes if there is any controller relevant configuration changes detected via Pod annotation. The reason for this was previously controller-only nodes did not provide API access. After Kafka 3.9.0 release and #10016, the operator can now talk to controller-only nodes directly via Admin API.
Suggested solution
We should apply dynamic configurations to controller-only nodes (same as how it's done for broker and mixed nodes) instead of restarting them.
However, we should take into an account that this can be done only for controller nodes with Kafka version 3.9 or later and impact on the upgrade from an older version.
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Related problem
Currently, we restart controller-only nodes if there is any controller relevant configuration changes detected via Pod annotation. The reason for this was previously controller-only nodes did not provide API access. After Kafka 3.9.0 release and #10016, the operator can now talk to controller-only nodes directly via Admin API.
Suggested solution
We should apply dynamic configurations to controller-only nodes (same as how it's done for broker and mixed nodes) instead of restarting them.
However, we should take into an account that this can be done only for controller nodes with Kafka version 3.9 or later and impact on the upgrade from an older version.
Alternatives
No response
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: