TopicMetadataRefreshFastIntervalMs Property

General info

Label

Topic Metadata Refresh Fast Interval

Description

When a topic loses its leader a new metadata request will be enqueued with this initial interval, exponentially increasing until the topic metadata has been refreshed. This is used to recover quickly from transitioning leader brokers.

Data type

Int32

Default value

250

Min value

1

Max value

60000

Type

Regular

Code

6613

Symbolic name

MODEL_PROP_TOPICMETADATAREFRESHFASTINTERVALMS

Lua access code

syslib.model.properties.TopicMetadataRefreshFastIntervalMs

Available since

1.54

Attributes

Name Tooltip
PROP_CONFIGURABLE The property is configurable and can be changed with DataStudio and the various inmation APIs.
PROP_VISIBLE The property is visible in DataStudio and can be read by the inmation APIs.
PROP_HAS_DEFAULT The property has a default value as standard.
PROP_UNIT The property has an engineering unit.
PROP_HAS_LOLIMIT The property has a low limit.
PROP_HAS_HILIMIT The property has a high limit.

Examples

Read from or write to the TopicMetadataRefreshFastIntervalMs property.

  • Lua

  • C#

-- Read from the TopicMetadataRefreshFastIntervalMs
syslib.getvalue("<OBJECT FULL PATH>.KafkaProducerProperties.TopicMetadataRefreshFastIntervalMs")

-- Write to the TopicMetadataRefreshFastIntervalMs
syslib.setvalue("<OBJECT FULL PATH>.KafkaProducerProperties.TopicMetadataRefreshFastIntervalMs", 250)
TcpConfig tcpcfg = new TcpConfig() { HostNameOrIp = "localhost", Port = 6512 };
SecurityCredentials sc = new SecurityCredentials() { ProfileName = "<username>", Password = "<password>" };
StatelessInterface sli = new StatelessInterface(tcpcfg);

// Read from the TopicMetadataRefreshFastIntervalMs
Result result = sli.ReadValue(sc, new ReadItem("<OBJECT FULL PATH>.KafkaProducerProperties.TopicMetadataRefreshFastIntervalMs"));
// Write to the TopicMetadataRefreshFastIntervalMs
Result result = sli.WriteValue(sc, new WriteItem(250, "<OBJECT FULL PATH>.KafkaProducerProperties.TopicMetadataRefreshFastIntervalMs"));