CCDAK Exam Dumps : Confluent Certified Developer for Apache Kafka Certification Examination

Using assign() givesmanual controlover partition assignment. In this mode:

B is true: The applicationchooses partitionsdirectly without involving the group coordinator.

C is true: Since no group coordination occurs,no rebalancinghappens if a consumer dies.

FromKafka Consumer API Docs:

“assign() manually assigns a list of partitions to this consumer. No coordination takes place and no rebalancing is triggered.”

A is false: subscribe() and assign() aremutually exclusive.

D is incorrect: Partitions don't need to be equal across topics.

These three metrics are critical for cluster health:

OfflinePartitionsCount: Indicates partitions without active leaders — a sign of broker failure.

ActiveControllerCount: There should beexactly one active controller. A count ≠ 1 signals controller failure.

UncleanLeaderElectionsPerSec: Tracks leader elections where out-of-sync replicas were selected — risky for data loss.

FromKafka Monitoring Documentation:

“Offline partitions and unclean leader elections should trigger alerts. Also, ensure a single active controller is running.”

A is about topics pending deletion — not critical.

E is a per-topic record metric, not broker-level.

Kafka Connectsink connectorsuse thestandard Kafka consumer mechanismto track offsets, which means offsets are stored in the__consumer_offsets internal topic.

FromKafka Connect Documentation:

“Sink connectors are regular Kafka consumers and store their offsets in the __consumer_offsets topic like any other consumer.”

The other options refer tosource connectorsor worker configuration.

offsets.storage.topic is relevant forsource connectors.