Command Line Utilities for Kafka written in Go, Provides common tools to analyze, display, find and copy messages in Kafka.
Finds records in a topic using CEL Expression Language (https://github.com/google/cel-spec) For a list of builtin functions (https://www.krakend.io/docs/enterprise/security-policies/built-in-functions/). Optionally can transform message from avro,json,protobuf and connect to schema-registry
Finds records in a topic matching a CEL Expression
including values in Key, Value, Offset, Timestamp and Headers
Searches key, value and header values
Usage:
kcmd find [flags]
Flags:
-a, --apikey string APIKey (sasl.username)
-b, --bootstrap string Bootstrap Server (bootstrap.server)
-e, --expression string Regular Expression for match
-h, --help help for find
-i, --input string Input Format (string,json,avro)
--offset-timestamp string Offset Timestamp in RFC3339 format 2023-10-10T00:00:00Z
-o, --output string Type of output (json,table,key-value)
-k, --secretkey string SecretKey (sasl.password)
-p, --sr-pass string Schema Registry Password
-s, --sr-url string Url of Schema Registry
-u, --sr-user string Schema Registry Username
-t, --topic string Topic Name
#Find Topics matching a value input of string
./kcmd find -b <bootstrap-url> \
-t datagen-topic \
-e "offset > 10000 && offset < 10010" \
-o json
#Find value of message using avro format and schema registry
# All inputs of avro are treated as strings just parsed to json
./kcmd find -b <bootstrap-url> \
-a <apiKey> \
-k <secretKey> \
-t datagen-topic \
-e "offset > 1000 && offset < 1010 " \
-o json \
-i avro \
-s <schema-registry-url> \
-u <schema-registry-apikey> \
-p <schema-registry-secretKey>\
-X sasl.mechanism=PLAIN \
-X security.protocol=SASL_SSL
{
"key": "ZVZZT",
"value": {
"account": "ABC123",
"price": 976,
"quantity": 3881,
"side": "BUY",
"symbol": "ZVZZT",
"userid": "User_6"
},
"timestamp": "2023-10-19T16:44:35.214-04:00",
"partition": 2,
"offset": 247283,
"headers": [
{
"key": "task.generation",
"value": "0"
},
{
"key": "task.id",
"value": "0"
},
{
"key": "current.iteration",
"value": "432201"
}
]
}
# Complex Filter using Boolean Query
kcmd find -b localhost:9092 \
-e "value.quantity == 3881 && value.symbol == 'ZVZZT' && value.userid == 'User_6'"
Function finds messages based on regular expressions. Searches across key, value, message headers Supports json,avro,string
Usage:
Usage:
kcmd grep [flags]
Flags:
-a, --apikey string Optional: APIKey (sasl.username)
-b, --bootstrap string Bootstrap Server (bootstrap.server)
-e, --expression string Required: CEL expression for match
-h, --help help for grep
-i, --input string Input Format (string[default],json,avro,proto[Not Implemented])
--offset-timestamp string Offset Timestamp in RFC3339 format 2023-10-10T00:00:00Z
-o, --output string Type of output (json,table, value[default])
-k, --secretkey string Optional: SecretKey (sasl.password)
-p, --sr-pass string Optional: Schema Registry Password
-s, --sr-url string Optional: Url of Schema Registry
-u, --sr-user string Optional: Schema Registry Username
-t, --topic string Required: Topic Name
# Finds a string matching 4164
./kcmd grep -b localhost:9092 -e 4164
Copy messages from one topic to another.
Optionally filter messages before copying.
Usage:
kcmd copy [flags]
Flags:
--c-config string Path To Consumer Config
-c, --continuous Run Command Continously
--filter string Filter applied to input topic to filter messages
-h, --help help for copy
-I, --iarg stringArray Pass optional Arguments. iargs are passed as -I key=value -X key=value
--input-bs string Input Bootstrap Url
--input-format string Input format(json,avro,string) - Used to deserialize messages for expression
--input-topic string Input Topic
--offset-timestamp string Offset Timestamp in RFC3339 format 2023-10-10T00:00:00Z
-O, --oarg stringArray Pass optional Arguments. oargs are passed as -O key=value -X key=value
--output-bs string Output Bootstrap Url
--output-topic string Output Topic Name
--p-config string Path To Producer Config
--sr-pass string Schema Registry Password
--sr-url string Schema Registry Url
--sr-user string Schema Registry User
# Simple Copy Command
./kcmd copy --input-bs localhost:19092 --output-bs localhost:19092 --input-topic twitter-connect-configs --output-topic twitter-connect-offsets
#Continous Copy messages -c|--continuous true will enable consumer keep consuming until closed
./kcmd copy --input-bs localhost:19092 --output-bs localhost:19092 --input-topic twitter-connect-configs --output-topic twitter-connect-offsets -c true
#Complex Example for Confluent Cloud.
#input-format and filter are set to filter messages before sending to output
./kcmd copy --input-bs <input-bootstrap-server> \
--output-bs <output-bootstrap-server> \
--input-topic datagen-topic \
--output-topic orders-filtered \
-I sasl.username=<input-api-key> \
-I sasl.password=<input-secret-key> \
-I sasl.mechanism=PLAIN \
-I security.protocol=SASL_SSL \
-O sasl.username=<output-api-key> \
-O sasl.password=<output-api-secret> \
-O sasl.mechanism=PLAIN \
-O security.protocol=SASL_SSL \
--sr-url <schema-registry-url> \
--sr-user <schema-registry-user> \
--sr-pass <schema-registry-password> \
--input-format avro \
--filter "value.quantity > 4000 && value.side == 'BUY'"
#Copy Complex with continuous and restart
#The group.id is set random string so by passing input arguments overwrites default settings
#Passing input arguments I group.id=FilterOrderedLargerThan4000AndSell -I auto.offset.reset=earliest
#The filter relies on source schema registry so pass in credentials to filter messages using value parameters
#TH
./kcmd copy --input-bs <input-bootstrap-server> \
--output-bs <output-bootstrap-server> \
--input-topic datagen-orders \
--output-topic large-orders
-I group.id=FilterOrderedLargerThan4000AndSell \
-I auto.offset.reset=earliest \
--sr-url <schema-registry-url> \
--sr-user <schema-registry-user> \
--sr-pass <schema-registry-password> \
--input-format avro \
--filter "value.quantity > 4000 && value.side == 'SELL'"
-c true
Provides statistics such as stats,min,max,avg for topics
Usage:
kcmd stats [flags]
Flags:
-a, --apikey string [Optional] APIKey (sasl.username)
-b, --bootstrap string Bootstrap Server (bootstrap.server)
-f, --filter string filter topics matching regex
-h, --help help for stats
-o, --output string Type of output (json,table,key-value)
-s, --secretkey string [Optional] SecretKey (sasl.password)
-X, --xarg stringArray Pass optional Arguments. xargs are passed as -X key=value -X key=value
Examples
#List all topics and outputs statistics
./kcmd stats -b localhost:9092 -o json
#List all topics and outputs statistics matching regex expression
./kcmd stats -b localhost:9092 -o json -f twitter-*
Counts all topic records
Usage:
kcmd count [flags]
Flags:
-a, --apikey string APIKey (sasl.username)
-b, --bootstrap string Bootstrap Server (bootstrap.servers)
-e, --estimate Estimate the output using watermarks(boolean default false)
-f, --filter string filter topics matching regex
-h, --help help for count
-o, --output string Type of output (json,table,key-value[default])
-s, --secretkey string SecretKey (sasl.password)
-X, --xarg stringArray Pass optional Arguments. xargs are passed as -X key=value -X key=value
#count all topics
./kcmd count -b localhost:9092 -o json
#simplest example counting topics where topic matches topic
./kcmd count -b localhost:9092 -f "topic" -o json
#Filter Count all topics using Confluent Cloud
./kcmd count -b <bootstrap-url> \
-a <apiKey> \
-s <secretKey> \
-o json \
-X sasl.mechanism=PLAIN \
-X security.protocol=SASL_SSL
#Filter Count based on topic matching datagen-topic using Confluent Cloud
./kcmd count -b <bootstrap-url> \
-a <apiKey> \
-s <secretKey> \
-f datagen-topic \
-o json \
-X sasl.mechanism=PLAIN \
-X security.protocol=SASL_SSL
Provides Consumer Group Commands
List Consumer Group Commands
List all Consumer Groups
Usage:
kcmd group list [flags]
Flags:
-X, --args stringArray Configuration Argument key=value
-b, --bootstrap string Bootstrap Server Url (Required)
-f, --filter string Filter groups by value regex
-h, --help help for list
-o, --output string Output Table,Json,Print[default]
#List all Consumer Groups and output to json
./kcmd group list -b localhost:9092 -o json
#list consumer groups matching regex zip
./kcmd group list -b localhost:9092 -f "zip"
#Confluent Cloud Example
./kcmd group list \
-b <bootstrap-server-url> \
-X sasl.username=<api-key> \
-X sasl.password=<secret-key \
-X sasl.mechanism=PLAIN \
-X security.protocol=SASL_SSL
Delete Consumer Group(s)
Delete Consumer Group(s)
Usage:
kcmd group delete [flags]
Flags:
-X, --args stringArray Configuration Argument key=value
-b, --bootstrap string Bootstrap Server Url
-g, --group stringArray Group Flag for each group to delete
-h, --help help for delete
#delete groups
./kcmd group delete -b localhost:9092 -g Group1 -g Group2