Spring Boot + Apache Kafka Course The Practical Guide

Spring Boot + Apache Kafka Course – The Practical Guide, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.38, with 53 lectures, based on 532 reviews, and has 4670 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn Apache Kafka Core Concepts Learn how to integrate Apache Kafka in Spring boot application Learn how to create Kafka Topic, Producer and Consumer Learn how to exchange string messages between Producer and Consumer using Kafka broker Learn how to exchange JSON messages between Producer and Consumer using Kafka broker Learn real world use case (wikimedia real-time stream data) implementation using Apache Kafka Learn how to create real world project using Spring boot and Apache Kafka Learn what is Event-Driven Architecture, how it works and its advantages Learn building Event-Driven Microservices using Spring Boot and Apache Kafka This course is ideal for individuals who are This is course is for beginners as well as professional who want quickly start using Kafka in his/her Spring boot project or This is course for someone who want use Kafka in even-driven microservices architecture. It is particularly useful for This is course is for beginners as well as professional who want quickly start using Kafka in his/her Spring boot project or This is course for someone who want use Kafka in even-driven microservices architecture.

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Summary

Title: Spring Boot + Apache Kafka Course – The Practical Guide

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.38

Number of Lectures: 53

Number of Published Lectures: 53

Number of Curriculum Items: 53

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 53

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Learn Apache Kafka Core Concepts

Learn how to integrate Apache Kafka in Spring boot application

Learn how to create Kafka Topic, Producer and Consumer

Learn how to exchange string messages between Producer and Consumer using Kafka broker

Learn how to exchange JSON messages between Producer and Consumer using Kafka broker

Learn real world use case (wikimedia real-time stream data) implementation using Apache Kafka

Learn how to create real world project using Spring boot and Apache Kafka

Learn what is Event-Driven Architecture, how it works and its advantages

Learn building Event-Driven Microservices using Spring Boot and Apache Kafka

Who Should Attend

This is course is for beginners as well as professional who want quickly start using Kafka in his/her Spring boot project

This is course for someone who want use Kafka in even-driven microservices architecture.

Target Audiences

This is course is for beginners as well as professional who want quickly start using Kafka in his/her Spring boot project

This is course for someone who want use Kafka in even-driven microservices architecture.

Sample of the reviews:

“Awesome. I enjoyed every bit of the lecture. Ramesh is a great tutor and I always purchase his courses.”

“A much-needed course today, Kafka is a required topic for Java devs who want to work with microservices. The instructor is excellent, he knows Kafka perfectly.”

“This course has really helped me understand Kafka. I like the style of teaching. The hands-on experience has given me much-needed confidence. I would be recommended this course to my friends and colleagues.”

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In this course, you will learn how to build Kafka Producer and Consumer to exchange different formats of data – String, JSON, and real-time Wikimedia stream data using Spring boot and Apache Kafka.

If you want to use Apache Kafka in Spring boot event-driven microservices then this course is useful to you.

What is the Spring Boot?

Spring Boot is an extension of the Spring framework that eliminated the boilerplate configurations required for setting up a Spring application.

Spring Boot is an opinionated framework that helps developers build Spring-based applications quickly and easily. The main goal of Spring Boot is to quickly create Spring-based applications without requiring developers to write the same boilerplate configuration again and again.

What is Apache Kafka?

Apache Kafka is an open-source distributed event streaming platform used by thousands of companies for high-performance data pipelines, streaming analytics, data integration, and mission-critical applications.

What will you learn?

Learn Apache Kafka Core Concepts

Learn how to integrate Apache Kafka in the Spring boot application

Learn how to create Kafka Topic, Producer, and Consumer

Learn how to exchange string messages between Producer and Consumer using Kafka broker

Learn how to exchange JSON messages between Producer and Consumer using Kafka broker

Learn real-world use case (Wikimedia real-time stream data) implementation using Apache Kafka

Learn how to create real-world projects using Spring boot and Apache Kafka

Learn what is Event-Driven Architecture, how it works, and its advantages

Learn building Event-Driven Microservices using Spring Boot and Kafka

Tools and Technologies used in this course:

Technologies:

Java 8+

Spring Boot

Spring MVC

Spring Data JPA ( Hibernate)

Tomcat

Messaging Broker:

Apache Kafka

IDE:

Intellij IDEA

Database:

MySQL database

Tools:

Postman – Test REST APIs

Maven – Build Tool

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started with Apache Kafka

Lecture 1: Apache Kafka overview

Lecture 2: Apache Kafka Core Concepts

Lecture 3: My Other Top and Bestseller Udemy Courses – Dont Skip

Lecture 4: Download Source Code

Chapter 2: Apache Kafka Installation

Lecture 1: Install and Setup Kafka for Mac

Lecture 2: Install and Setup Kafka for Windows (Hands on using CLI)

Lecture 3: Note on When to use Kafka, and when to use RabbitMQ?

Chapter 3: Spring Boot + Kafka Producer and Consumer for String Message

Lecture 1: Create and Setup Spring Boot Project in IntelliJ

Lecture 2: Configure Kafka Producer and Consumer

Lecture 3: Create Kafka Topic

Lecture 4: Create Kafka Producer

Lecture 5: Create REST API to Send Message

Lecture 6: Create Kafka Consumer

Lecture 7: Download Source Code of this Section

Chapter 4: Spring Boot + Kafka Producer and Consumer for JSON Message

Lecture 1: Spring Kafka – JSON Serializer and Deserializer Overview

Lecture 2: Configure Kafka Producer and Consumer for JSON Serializer and Deserializer

Lecture 3: Create Simple POJO to Serialize/Deserialize

Lecture 4: Create Kafka Producer to Produce JSON Message

Lecture 5: Create REST API to Send JSON Object

Lecture 6: Create Kafka Consumer to Consume JSON Message

Lecture 7: Refactor Code to Externalize The Topic Name – Remove Hard Coded Values

Lecture 8: Download Source Code of this Section

Chapter 5: Spring Boot + Kafka Real World Project – Kafka Producer Wikimedia

Lecture 1: Real World Project Overview

Lecture 2: Spring Boot Kafka Project Setup – Create Two Microservices

Lecture 3: Wikimedia Producer Spring Boot Project Setup

Lecture 4: Configure Wikimedia Producer and Create a Topic

Lecture 5: Wikimedia Producer and Event Handler Implementation

Lecture 6: Run Wikimedia Producer and Have a Demo

Lecture 7: Download Source Code of this Section

Chapter 6: Spring Boot + Kafka Real World Project – Kafka Consumer Database

Lecture 1: Kafka Consumer Project Setup

Lecture 2: Configure Kafka Consumer in application.properties File

Lecture 3: Kafka Consumer Implementation

Lecture 4: Configure MySQL Database

Lecture 5: Save Wikimedia Data into MySQL Database

Lecture 6: Refactor Code to Remove the Hard Coded Values

Lecture 7: Download Source Code of this Section

Chapter 7: Event Driven Architecture

Lecture 1: What is Event Driven Architecture?

Lecture 2: How Event Driven Architecture Works and Its Advantages

Chapter 8: Event-Driven Microservices using Spring Boot and Apache Kafka

Lecture 1: Event-Driven Microservices Project Architecture Overview

Lecture 2: Create 4 Microservices – OrderService, StockService, EmailService & Base-Domains

Lecture 3: Import and Setup 4 Microservices in IntelliJ IDEA

Lecture 4: Base-Domains Microservice – Create DTO Classes – Order and OrderEvent

Lecture 5: OrderService Microservice – Configure Kafka Producer

Lecture 6: OrderService Microservice – Configure Kafka Topic

Lecture 7: OrderService Microservice – Create Kafka Producer

Lecture 8: OrderService Microservice – Create REST API to Send Order & Test Kafka Producer

Lecture 9: StockService Microservice – Configure Kafka Consumer

Lecture 10: StockService Microservice – Create Kafka Consumer

Lecture 11: EmailService Microservice – Configure and Create Kafka Consumer

Lecture 12: Run 3 Microservices Together and Have a Demo

Lecture 13: Download Source Code of this Section

Chapter 9: Whats Next?

Lecture 1: My Other Top and Bestseller Udemy Courses

Lecture 2: Thank You Note and Feedback About This Course

Instructors

Ramesh Fadatare (Java Guides)
Software Engineer, Spring Certified, YouTuber and Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes

2 stars: 9 votes

3 stars: 58 votes

4 stars: 180 votes

5 stars: 282 votes

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