chander35 commented on issue #4186:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel-k/issues/4186#issuecomment-1495327395

   > I would suggest `$ kubectl get kafka` which should show you the name of 
your cluster (name of mine is `my-kafka-cluster`), and then search for 
bootstrapServer via `$ kubectl get kafka/<name-of-your-kafka-cluster> -o json`
   
   I tried to execute these commands but no use, it is giving nothing related 
to kafka, Here i have only one pod that is "camel-k-operator-9********-*****", 
only one node that is "docker-desktop" and i have created namespace with the 
name "camel-basic" and i made it as default, i have installed kafka, registry 
and camel-k within the same namespace, but i am not able to get results for 
your commands. please let me know what else i forgot to do. and my problem is 
still there not yet fixed. 
   <img width="521" alt="image" 
src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/128601152/229685678-cbdb7e7a-91eb-4c7a-96d0-9229bd2d7325.png";>
   
   I approached different way to check if my producer is working or not , i 
created consumer for the same topic that iam producing messages by using cmd 
(ex: 
   
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/128601152/229686215-8baed666-38df-4a3c-8e6d-ff02ee22ef3a.png))
 and i tried to produce but i got nothing at consumer side, so it confirmed 
that it is not even producing anything.


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