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How Many Connections Are Allowed from Each IP Address?
Updated on 2022-11-15 GMT+08:00
How Many Connections Are Allowed from Each IP Address?
Each Kafka broker allows a maximum of 1000 connections from each IP address by default. Excess connections will be rejected. You can change the limit by modifying the Kafka parameters.
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