Hey Stephane, I am having to restart docker to run Kafka everytime I exit since it errors out on tcp port binding. My understanding is that when I stop Kafka services and exit, the port is released.
", > "course": { > "_class": "course", > "id": "x0190RCkGpZ6FMe4CPAF8aOoQ==", > "title": "Apache Kafka Series - Learn Apache Kafka for Beginners v2", > "url": "/apache-kafka/" > }, > "replies": [{ > "_class": "answer", > "id": "x01Qx2rNaX48kxP4NFFSSCK7g==", > "created": "2018-05-10T07:04:10Z", > "user": { > "_class": "user", > "id": "x01N-Fup_OULjTEtHPLwc8JSQ==", > "name": "Ivan", > "locale": "en_US" > }, > "is_top_answer": null, > "body": "Hi Nandini,\u00a0
Can you please elaborate in more details what your problem is? If you stop Kafka services, ports used by Kafka\u00a0will be released, of course.
Regards,
Ivan
", > }, > { > "_class": "answer", > "id": "x01bLG2QPhyLwZ_RJsbMge16A==", > "created": "2018-05-10T20:45:39Z", > "user": { > "_class": "user", > "id": "x01oX4mwhRQoLXKuhHXDHg3zg==", > "name": "Nandini", > "locale": "en_US" > }, > "is_top_answer": null, > "body": "I stop kafka services and when i restart, docker ports are not released and I get a TCP binding error on ports 2181 and 3030
", > "is_upvoted": false, > "num_upvotes": 0 > }, > { > "_class": "answer", > "id": "x01yL8D1-inVZE3njAo08-uMw==", > "created": "2018-05-11T00:32:46Z", > "user": { > "_class": "user", > "id": "x01lNfqEyIqBf47SM76dxq0rw==", > "name": "Stephane Maarek", > "locale": "en_US" > }, > "is_top_answer": true, > "body": "Restart the docker engine if you can, or your computer. See if that helps !\u00a0
Otherwise you have something running on port 2181. Please check the FAQ lecture (lecture 22) as a lot of students have been through these issues before
", > "is_upvoted": false, > "num_upvotes": 0 > } > ], > "user": { > "_class": "user", > "id": "x01oX4mwhRQoLXKuhHXDHg3zg==", > "name": "Nandini", > "locale": "en_US" > } > } > > ``` I have developed a python script to hit the API but I’m getting a bunch of errors on the API related to throttling… : > You’ve performed this action too many times. Please wait X seconds before trying again. I have to import about 3000 questions total (alongside an average of 2 answers) so I feel the API route might be too long. **Is there a way to disable this API throttling issue?** **Is there any other way I can import my data?** They’re only linked to two users (so no need to create users). I’m also using a hosted discourse so I don’t know if I have direct access to the underlying DB Happy to share the Python code I have, or open a bounty if this requires a lot of effort --- Make sure the user performing the actions via the API key has staff privileges, even if only temporary. That will help with some of the rate limits. --- An easy approach I used was to add `sleep(0.7)` inside the Ruby loop. (you may need to tweak that) For 3000 requests it would take 35 minutes to complete. A bit painful, but for a once off I don’t think it would be all that bad. --- I have admin permissions (using my own API key) and I still get a throttle it seems every 60 API calls. I tried to change things in settings \> Rate limits but doesn’t seem to help --- 저도 같은 문제를 겪고 있습니다. 인위적으로 1초 지연을 추가하면 더 이상 발생하지 않습니다. 1분당 60회 호출 제한은 다음과 같이 피할 수 있습니다: 서버에서 ``` cd /var/discourse ``` 편집기(저는 vi를 사용합니다)로 containers/app.yml 파일을 열고, env 섹션에 다음 줄을 추가하세요. `DISCOURSE_MAX_ADMIN_API_REQS_PER_KEY_PER_MINUTE : 6000` 그리고 저장하세요. Rebuild를 실행해야 합니다(단순 재시작만으로는 효과가 없습니다) `./launcher rebuild app` ---