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connecting to localhost Kafka pod

I am new to k8s, have installed Kafka to the local cluster using helm install command and it is installed successfully and shown it using

helm list

and using

Kubectl get all -A

Command as running.

I installed Confluent.Kafka nugget package in my C# project and try to connect to the pod but it is not connected using localhost:13090 and giving no error message

Please note that the namespace of the pod is “default” while the namespace of the application pod is “my-pod”

Please advise me, thank you

over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo
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I can see 90% of the answer included in your question, it mentions that the namespace is different, which means you have to add ".default" to your service name .

It also mentions a port that was possibly used to connect from the external cluster, but inside the cluster, you can use 9092 with the service, including the headless word.

Example

 mykafka-service-headless.default:9092

either

 mykafka-service-headless.default

no port as this is the default.

You won't need port forwarding , but just in case, you can run the ports port-forward command for 9092 for the Kafka pods in question.

over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo Report
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