Overview of Google Cloud Managed Service for Apache Kafka consumer groups
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A consumer group is a set of consumers that cooperate to consume data from
various topics. The consumers in a consumer group all have the same group.id.
Consumer groups don't need to be explicitly created, and by default, a random consumer group.id is chosen. To use a specific group.id, you only need to
start a new consumer application with a group-id set to a
consumer-group ID in the consumer properties file. If the specified group-id
does not exist, Kafka creates a new consumer group.
For example, when using the Kafka console consumer:
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