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Your configuration seems to be valid. Difficult without more detail. Maybe seeing the configuration your are behind a reverse proxy ? |
well I confirm that I don't have the problem when applying the same security configuration on your default docker-compose ran locally. So the problem must be I guess on the our reverse proxy configuration. Is there an easy way to log the http request coming in the kafkahq container to confirm if the SESSION header continues to be propagated downstream our reverse proxy? |
My deployment had 3 hq containers load balanced behind an haproxy. here is a trace of a working session:
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I don't catch that you've multiple instance of KafkaHQ. 2 solutions
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Everything we deploy is always HA and typically geoD by default, including our ops tools. But I recognize this is maybe overkill for HQ. Anyway, for the moment, we simply scaled down to 1 instance and it works! I will explore your recommendation on haproxy session stickyness. |
AKHQ-109 - Fix Consumer Groups Details Members Assignments Display
If I log in the app (let's say from the topic list page) and then I go in the consumergroup page, I see the login button on the lower left does not show me as logged in anymore. Then if I click on a given consumer group and I try to update the offset (the update button is available), it brings me back on the login page. If I log, I am back at the home of the app and if I navigate back to my consumer group, I am still not recognized as logged in.
my config is the following:
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