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Extend tuning docs #1110

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8 changes: 6 additions & 2 deletions docs/consumer-tuning.md
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Expand Up @@ -41,8 +41,12 @@ val highThroughputSettings = ConsumerSettings(bootstrapServers).tuneForHighThrou
val lowLatencySettings = ConsumerSettings(bootstrapServers).tuneForLowLatency
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Kafka’s performance is not very sensitive to record size. However, when records become very small (< 100 bytes) or very
large (> 100Kb), increasing or decreasing `max.poll.records` and `partitionPreFetchBufferLimit` can be considered.
## Small and large records

Kafka’s performance is not very sensitive to record size. However, when records become very small (< 100 bytes) it
might be beneficial to increase `max.poll.records` and `partitionPreFetchBufferLimit`. Similarly, when records are
very large (> 100Kb), `max.poll.records` can be decreased. Also, pre-fetching can be limited by decreasing
`partitionPreFetchBufferLimit` or even disabled by using `ConsumerSettngs.withoutPartitionPreFetching`.

## High number of partitions

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