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Increase fetch.min.bytes to 64kb for kafka buffer consumer #5378

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Increases fetch.min.bytes to 64kb for kafka buffer consumer

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kkondaka
kkondaka previously approved these changes Jan 31, 2025
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sb2k16 previously approved these changes Jan 31, 2025
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ class BufferTopicConfig extends CommonTopicConfig implements TopicProducerConfig
static final boolean DEFAULT_AUTO_COMMIT = false;
static final ByteCount DEFAULT_FETCH_MAX_BYTES = ByteCount.parse("50mb");
static final Duration DEFAULT_FETCH_MAX_WAIT = Duration.ofMillis(1000);
static final ByteCount DEFAULT_FETCH_MIN_BYTES = ByteCount.parse("2kb");
static final ByteCount DEFAULT_FETCH_MIN_BYTES = ByteCount.parse("64kb");
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Why not change for the source as well?

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