What you'll learn:
- Apache Kafka for Microservices
- Create Event-Driven Microservices
- Work with Kafka CLI
- Work with Kafka Consumers in Java
- Run Multiple Kafka Servers in a cluster
- Work with Kafka Producers in Java
- Handle and recover from errors
- Perform Integration Testing of Kafka Producer and Consumer
- Implement Saga design pattern
- Configure Kafka Producer to be Idempotent
- Learn to work with Transactions in Apache Kafka
- Configure Kafka Consumer to be Idempotent
In this video course, you will learn how to use Apache Kafka to build Event-Driven Spring Boot Microservices.
This course is designed for beginners and will start from the basics of Microservices and Apache Kafka.
You will learn:
- What is Apache Kafka, and how to work with it using Command Line Interface(CLI),
You will learn how to use Kafka CLI to :
- Start multiple Apache Kafka servers in a cluster,
- Work with Kafka Topics,
- Work with Kafka Producer to produce messages,
- Work with Kafka Consumer to consume messages.
You will learn how to create a basic Spring Boot Microservice that acts as a Kafka Producer. While working with this Microservice you will learn:
- How to send Kafka messages synchronously,
- How to send Kafka messages asynchronously,
- How to work with Acknowledgements, Retries, Delivery and Request timeouts.
You will also learn how to create Kafka Consumer Spring Boot Microservice. While creating Consumer Microservice you will learn to:
- Consume messages from Kafka topic,
- Handle and recover from errors,
- Work with Kafka Dead Letter Topic(DLT),
- Configure multiple consumer microservices to work as a group(Consumer Groups).
- Write Integration tests for Kafka Consumer and Kafka Producer.
- Learn how to implement the Saga design pattern.
All from the very beginning, to help you learn how to create Event-Driven Microservices with Apache Kafka and Spring Boot.
