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I believe the limitation is "multiple Connectors to different Hadoop environments within a single Connect worker" and its due to #325
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Thanks,
Let me write it in my own words.
Within one Kafka-Connect worker is not possible to set up connectors that connect to different Hadoop clusters.
Setting up multiple connectors is possible, as long as all of them connect to the same cluster.
Is that accurate enough?
Thanks again.
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I am new to this connector but last I know "Setting up multiple connectors is possible, as long as all of them connect to the same cluster and with the same Kerberos principal".
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