Apache Kafka For Event-Driven Spring Boot Microservices

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Apache Kafka For Event-Driven Spring Boot Microservices
Last updated 8/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English (US) | Size: 4.07 GB | Duration: 13h 58m

Learn to build and test event-driven Spring Boot Microservices using Apache Kafka.

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

Requirements
Basic knowledge of Java
Basic knowledge of Spring Boot

Description
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.

Who this course is for:
Java developers interested to learn about Apache Kafka,Java developers interested to learn how to create event-driven Microservices with Apache Kafka

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