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Karafka Web UI is a user interface for the Karafka framework. The Web UI provides a convenient way for developers to monitor and manage their Karafka-based applications, without the need to use the command line or third party software.
It allows for easy access to various metrics, such as the number of messages consumed, the number of errors, and the number of consumers operating. It also provides a way to view the different Kafka topics, consumers, and groups that are being used by the application.
[!IMPORTANT] All of Karafka ecosystems components documentation, including the Web UI, can be found here.
Karafka Web UI documentation is part of the Karafka framework documentation and can be found here.
The Enhanced Web UI, aside from all the features from the OSS version, also offers additional features and capabilities not available in the free version, making it a better option for those looking for more robust monitoring and management capabilities for their Karafka applications. Some of the key benefits of the Enhanced Web UI version include the following:
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