rpk redpanda config bootstrap
Initialize the configuration to bootstrap a cluster.
This command generates a redpanda.yaml configuration file to bootstrap a
cluster. If you are modifying the configuration file further, it is recommended
to first bootstrap and then modify. If the file already exists, this command
will set fields as requested by flags, and this may undo some of your earlier
edits.
The --ips flag specifies seed servers (ips, ip:ports, or hostnames) that this
broker will use to form a cluster.
The flags --advertised-kafka and --advertised-rpc specify the advertised
addresses that this broker will use to advertise the corresponding listeners.
If not set, it will default to the private IP address or the one specified with
the --self flag.
By default, Redpanda expects your machine to have one private IP address, and
Redpanda will listen on it. If your machine has multiple private IP addresses,
you must use the --self flag to specify which ip redpanda should listen on.
| This command is only available on Linux. |
Flags
| Value | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
string |
Optional address:port for Redpanda to advertise the kafka listener; if empty, defaults to |
|
string |
Optional address:port for Redpanda to advertise the rpc listener; if empty, defaults to |
|
stringSlice |
Comma-separated list of the seed node addresses or hostnames; at least three are recommended. |
|
string |
Optional IP address for Redpanda to listen on; if empty, defaults to a private address. |
Global flags
| Value | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
string |
Redpanda or |
|
stringArray |
Override |
|
bool |
Ignore |
|
string |
|
|
bool |
Enable verbose logging. |
