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Course Outline
Introduction to Apache Kafka
- Understanding what Kafka is and the benefits of using it.
- Core components: Topics, Partitions, Producers, Consumers, Brokers.
- Grasping Kafka’s publish-subscribe model.
- Real-world use cases of Kafka in application development.
Setting Up a Kafka Development Environment
- Installing and configuring Kafka and ZooKeeper.
- Utilizing Kafka CLI tools for topic management.
- Configuring Kafka for high availability.
Kafka Producers and Consumers
- Creating Kafka Producers in Java.
- Producing messages with keys, partitions, and acknowledgments.
- Creating Kafka Consumers in Java.
- Managing consumer groups and offsets.
Working with Kafka Streams
- Introduction to the Kafka Streams API.
- Processing real-time data streams.
- Distinction between stateful and stateless processing.
- Windowing, joins, and aggregations.
Ensuring Reliability and Performance
- Kafka replication and fault tolerance mechanisms.
- Optimizing producer and consumer configurations.
- Monitoring Kafka performance.
Kafka Security and Authentication
- Enabling SSL/TLS encryption.
- Configuring authentication with SASL.
- Implementing role-based access control with Kafka ACLs.
Integrating Kafka with Other Systems
- Using Kafka Connect to integrate with databases.
- Connecting Kafka with Elasticsearch, PostgreSQL, and other data sources.
- Building event-driven microservices with Kafka.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- A solid understanding of core Java programming.
- Basic knowledge of distributed systems and messaging platforms.
- Familiarity with software development tools such as Maven or Gradle.
Audience
- Java developers looking to integrate Kafka into their applications.
- Software engineers working with event-driven architectures.
- Developers interested in learning Kafka as a distributed messaging system.
14 Hours
Testimonials (2)
Possibility to perform independent exercises in the training environment.
Tomasz - PKO Zycie Towarzystwo Ubezpieczen S.A.
Course - Kafka for Administrators
Very practical examples. The trainer has tried to keep a pace where everybody is able to go with even though the group was quite inhomogeneous regarding the knowhow. He has provided a lot of support to basically everybody who asked for it :)
