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    ApsaraMQ for Kafka:FAQ about groups

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    ApsaraMQ for Kafka:FAQ about groups

    Last Updated:Jan 10, 2025

    • What is the consumer group count?

    • Why is 1970 displayed for "Last Consumed At" for the partitions of the topic that corresponds to a consumer group?

    • Why can a consumer group that does not appear in the console consume messages?

    • Why are messages in different partitions consumed out of order or at different points in time with an obvious lag?

    • What does "Last Consumed At" mean in the console?

    • How do I determine which IP addresses are consuming messages?

    • Where can I find the best practices for consumption?

    • Does the NFS attached to a consumer affect the message consumption speed?

    • How do I manage consumer offsets in the console?

    • Why am I unable to view the consumer information in the console?

    • Why do I fail to view the subscriptions of a consumer group in the Message Queue for Apache Kafka console?

    • Why are expired consumer offsets retained?

    • Why is a partition consumed by multiple consumption threads?

    • Why does the Groups page display more consumer groups than I created?

    • Why is a group in the Deleting state for a long time?

    • Why is the Accumulated Messages value of a group 0 or empty?

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