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<p>Then you can start the Kafka service with the following command:</p>
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker-compose up -d
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker compose up -d
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<h3 id="2-Start-Milvus-and-Connect-to-Kafka" class="common-anchor-header">2. Start Milvus and Connect to Kafka</h3><p>Once the Kafka service is started, you can start Milvus and connect to it. Use the following <code translate="no">docker-compose.yaml</code> file to start Milvus and connect to Kafka without SASL/SSL:</p>
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-yaml">version: <span class="hljs-string">&#x27;3.5&#x27;</span>
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tlsKeyPassword:
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<p>Then you can start Milvus with the following command:</p>
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker-compose up -d
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker compose up -d
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<h2 id="Connect-Milus-to-Kafka-with-SASLPLAIN-Alone" class="common-anchor-header">Connect Milus to Kafka with SASL/PLAIN Alone<button data-href="#Connect-Milus-to-Kafka-with-SASLPLAIN-Alone" class="anchor-icon" translate="no">
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<p>Then you can start the Kafka service with the following command:</p>
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker-compose up -d
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker compose up -d
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<h3 id="2-Start-Milvus-and-Connect-to-Kafka" class="common-anchor-header">2. Start Milvus and Connect to Kafka</h3><p>Once the Kafka service is started, you can start Milvus and connect to it. Use the following <code translate="no">docker-compose.yaml</code> file to start Milvus and connect to Kafka with SASL/PLAIN:</p>
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-yaml">version: <span class="hljs-string">&#x27;3.5&#x27;</span>
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tlsKeyPassword: <span class="hljs-comment"># private key passphrase for use with private key, if any</span>
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<p>Then you can start Milvus with the following command:</p>
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker-compose up -d
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker compose up -d
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<h2 id="Connect-Milvus-to-Kafka-with-SSL-Alone" class="common-anchor-header">Connect Milvus to Kafka with SSL Alone<button data-href="#Connect-Milvus-to-Kafka-with-SSL-Alone" class="anchor-icon" translate="no">
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- <span class="hljs-variable">${DOCKER_VOLUME_DIRECTORY:-.}</span>/my_secrets:/etc/kafka/secrets
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<p>Then start the Kafka service with the following command:</p>
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker-compose up -d
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker compose up -d
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<h3 id="3-Start-Milvus-and-Connect-to-Kafka-with-SSL" class="common-anchor-header">3. Start Milvus and Connect to Kafka with SSL</h3><p>Once the Kafka service is started, you can start Milvus and connect to it. Use the following <code translate="no">docker-compose.yaml</code> file to start Milvus and connect to Kafka with SSL:</p>
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-yaml">version: <span class="hljs-string">&#x27;3.5&#x27;</span>
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tlsKeyPassword: abcdefgh <span class="hljs-comment"># private key passphrase for use with private key, if any</span>
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<p>Then start Milvus with the following command:</p>
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker-compose up -d
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker compose up -d
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<h2 id="Connect-Milvus-to-Kafka-with-SASLPLAIN-and-SSL" class="common-anchor-header">Connect Milvus to Kafka with SASL/PLAIN and SSL<button data-href="#Connect-Milvus-to-Kafka-with-SASLPLAIN-and-SSL" class="anchor-icon" translate="no">
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- <span class="hljs-variable">${DOCKER_VOLUME_DIRECTORY:-.}</span>/kafka_server_jass.conf:/etc/kafka/configs/kafka_server_jass.conf
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<p>Then start the Kafka service with the following command:</p>
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker-compose up -d
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-shell">$ docker compose up -d
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<h3 id="2-Start-Milvus-and-Connect-to-Kafka-with-SASLPLAIN-and-SSL" class="common-anchor-header">2. Start Milvus and Connect to Kafka with SASL/PLAIN and SSL</h3><p>Once the Kafka service is started, you can start Milvus and connect to it. Use the following <code translate="no">docker-compose.yaml</code> file to start Milvus and connect to Kafka with SASL/PLAIN and SSL:</p>
<pre><code translate="no" class="language-yaml">version: <span class="hljs-string">&#x27;3.5&#x27;</span>
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