Windsock kafka fix routing #1417
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Blocked on #1419
Need to use unique keys to ensure spread across topology3 cluster, otherwise it all gets routed to a single node
Strangely the bug that I was previously also able to reproduce in #1427 is now only reproducible in the topology=3 benches with this PR.
However I've now tracked down the cause of the issue and fixed it here.
I was indexing into a vector that wasnt actually sorted.
Sorting the vector at time of creation allows us to continue indexing into as we were before but its actually guaranteed to work now. The sort only occurs when processing metadata messages so it should be fine performance wise.
The windsock results clearly show an improvement for benches with and without shotover:
Unfortunately the shotover benches are now growing a backlog:
This represents an improvement to the way we bench shotover, so no need to block on the backlog increase.
I should investigate it in the future though.