I am able to print the time stamp with kafka-console-consumer using --property print.timestamp=true. But, this does not work with kafka-avro-console-consumer
please help me here
Thanks
Shrenik
I am able to print the time stamp with kafka-console-consumer using --property print.timestamp=true. But, this does not work with kafka-avro-console-consumer
please help me here
Thanks
Shrenik
Iām not able to repro this. If I follow this tutorial and append --property print.timestamp=true
to the kafka-avro-console-consumer
command, I see output prepended with timestamps like CreateTime:1701955706710
. Iād suggest running through this tutorial to confirm it also works on your end, and then compare its setup with yours.
You might also verify that you can see timestamps with kcat
. You can print the message timestamp and Avro-formatted value like this:
kcat -b <bootstrap server> \
-r <schema registry URL> \
-t <topic> \
-s value=avro \
-f 'Timestamp: %T, Message value: %s\n'
thanks @dtroiano will try this