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WIUNIX ACADEMY

Kafka consumer lag: diagnose first, rehearse an exact offset reset

Page 3 of 3. Review the earlier steps and prerequisites before continuing.

YOUR SYSTEM. YOUR STEPS.

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Choose your OS and version. The prerequisites, commands and troubleshooting follow your environment.

Debian 12 — existing installation checksReviewed against official documentation ·

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Set the example values for your environment; related explanations and copy panels update together. Never enter passwords, private keys or tokens. Values stay in this tab and are not sent to the server or share links. Check actual DNS, certificates and network policy before running commands.

Different IP addresses, domains or ports? Open the settings below, change the values and select “Apply to tutorial”, then copy the updated commands.

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Keep the decision, not just a zero-lag screenshot

Retain group protocol, partition assignment, retained bounds, before/after offsets, member state, application effect policy and exact command outcome. A successful reset proves an offset update, not recovery of expired records or exactly-once external effects. Authentication/authorization failures need the correct existing client identity, not disabled TLS or broad ACL grants. A moving retention boundary requires a new review.

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Each environment states how it was reviewed. A documentation review does not claim a hands-on test of every version.

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