Apache Kafka for Developers using Spring Boot[LatestEdition]

Apache Kafka for Developers using Spring Boot[LatestEdition], available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.51, with 163 lectures, based on 5115 reviews, and has 36367 subscribers.

You will learn about Apache Kafka and its Internals Build Enterprise Standard Kafka Client Applications using Spring Boot Writing Unit Tests using JUnit Writing Integration tests using JUnit and Embedded Kafka Build End to End application using Kafka Producer/Consumer and Spring Boot This course is ideal for individuals who are Java/Spring Developers who would like to build Producers/Consumers using Apache Kafka or Anyone willing to learn about Apache Kafka and implement using SpringBoot It is particularly useful for Java/Spring Developers who would like to build Producers/Consumers using Apache Kafka or Anyone willing to learn about Apache Kafka and implement using SpringBoot.

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Summary

Title: Apache Kafka for Developers using Spring Boot[LatestEdition]

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.51

Number of Lectures: 163

Number of Published Lectures: 163

Number of Curriculum Items: 165

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 165

Original Price: ?6,900

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Apache Kafka and its Internals

Build Enterprise Standard Kafka Client Applications using Spring Boot

Writing Unit Tests using JUnit

Writing Integration tests using JUnit and Embedded Kafka

Build End to End application using Kafka Producer/Consumer and Spring Boot

Who Should Attend

Java/Spring Developers who would like to build Producers/Consumers using Apache Kafka

Anyone willing to learn about Apache Kafka and implement using SpringBoot

Target Audiences

Java/Spring Developers who would like to build Producers/Consumers using Apache Kafka

Anyone willing to learn about Apache Kafka and implement using SpringBoot

This course is structured to give you a theoretical and coding experience with Apache Kafka using SpringBoot. This course is targeted for developers who would like to build enterprise standard  Kafka Client applications using SpringBoot.

If you are looking forward to learning the below-listed things:

Use cases where Kafka fits really well

Internals of Kafka and how it works

Built Enterprise StandardKafka Client Applications using Producer/Consumer API using Spring Boot

Unit/Integration Tests for the Kafka Client Applications

Then this is the right course for you. This is a pure hands-on oriented course where you will be learning the concepts through code.

By the end of this course, you will have a complete understanding of coding and implementing Kafka Clients using SpringBoot with Producer/Consumer API.

Getting Started with Kafka

In this section, I will give you all a quick introduction to Apache Kafka, terminologies and different client APIs that are part of Kafka

Download and Install Kafka

In this section, we will download the Kafka distribution from the Kafka Website.

Understanding Kafka Components and its Internals – (Theory + Hands-On)

In this section, we will explore the Kafka internals from a theoretical perspective followed by hands-on exploring the Kafka internals.

Learn about the Topics and Partitions in Kafka

Setup a Local Kafka Cluster with Multiple Brokers

Producer/Consumer messages in the Kafka Cluster

Learn about Consumer Offsets and Consumer Groups

Commit Log and Retention Policy

Learn about Kafka Load Distribution and Fault Tolerance and Robustness

Application OverView

This section covers the application that we are going to build as part of this course.

Build SpringBoot Kafka Producer – Hands-On

In this section, we will learn about building a Kafka Producer using Spring Boot.

Build RestAPI through which the events can be posted into the application from the outside world

Explore KafkaTemplate to publish the data into the Kafka Topic

Learn different approaches to produce the message into the Kafka

Learn to publish the Kafka Record using Headers

Integration Testing using JUnit5 – Hands-On

In this section, we will learn about different approaches to writing Integration tests using Embedded Kafka.

Write Integration test cases to interact with the API using JUnit5

Write Integration test cases to interact with Embedded Kafka using JUnit5

Unit Testing using JUnit5- Hands-On

In this section, we will learn about different approaches to writing unit tests Kafka Producer.

Write Unit Tests to the controller layer using @WebMVC annotation and MockMVC

Add the validations to the request payload in the endpoint

Write Custom Error Handler for different response codes

Kafka Producer – Sending Message With Key – Hands-On

In this section, we will learn about sending the record to Kafka Topic with Key.

Kafka Producer – Important Configurations

In this section, we will learn about different key configurations to consider when it comes to reliable message delivery to Kafka

Build SpringBoot Kafka Consumer – Hands-On

In this section, we will learn about building a Kafka Consumer using Spring Boot.

Set up the base consumer project library-events consumer

Learn about different Spring Kafka Terminologies which are necessary to configure a Kafka Consumer

Learn about how to configure a Kafka Consumer using the @KafkListener Annotation

Learn about how “Spring Boot Auto Configuration works behind the scenes for Kafka Consumer”

Consumer Groups and Consumer Offset Management- Hands-On

In this section, we will code and learn about consumer groups and offset management.

Demonstration how Consumer Groups plays a vital role when it comes to scalable message consumption and consumer rebalance

Learn about the Default consumer offset management by Kafka

Learn about how consumer offset can be manually managed from the application

Demonstration of how to achieve scalable message consumption by increasing the concurrency level to greater than 1

Persisting Library Events in DB – Using H2 InMemory DataBase

In this section, we will code and learn about integrating the DB layer into the library-events-consumer using Spring JPA.

Configuring the H2 In-Memory DB

Create LibraryEvent and Book Entity

Build Service Layer to process LibraryEvent – ADD Event Type

Build Service Layer to process LibraryEvent – MODIFY Event Type

Integration Testing using Embedded Kafka – Kafka Consumer

In this section, we will code and learn to write the Integration tests for the Kafka Consumer.

Configure Embedded Kafka for Integration Tests

Write the Integration test for posting a “NEW” LibraryEvent

Write the Integration test for posting an “UPDATE” LibraryEvent

Integration Tests for Real Databases using TestContainers

Error Handling, Retry and Recovery – Kafka Consumers

In this section, we will learn about the different error handling techniques that are available for Kafka Consumer.

Custom Error Handler

Retry in Kafka Consumer

Retry SpecificExceptions using Custom RetryPolicy

Recovery in Kafka Consumer

Handling Recovery in Kafka Consumer

Error Handling, Retry/Recovery – Kafka Producer

Error Handling in Kafka Producer

Retry in Kafka Producer – Broker Not Available

Retry in Kafka Producer – Min.in.sync.replicas

Retain/Recover Failed Records in Kafka Producer

By the end of this you will have a complete understand and knowledge of building enterprise standard Kafka Consumers and Producers using Spring Bootwith the Unit and Integration testsusing EmbeddedKafka.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started With the Course

Lecture 1: Course Introduction & Objectives

Lecture 2: Pre-Requesities

Chapter 2: Course Slides

Lecture 1: Course Slides

Chapter 3: Getting Started with Kafka

Lecture 1: Introduction to Kafka

Lecture 2: Kafka Terminologies and Client APIs

Chapter 4: Understanding Kafka Components and its Internals – (Theory + Hands On)

Lecture 1: Kafka Topics and Partitions – Theory

Lecture 2: SetUp a Zookeeper/Kafka Broker in Local

Lecture 3: Create Topic, Produce and Consume Messages using the CLI

Lecture 4: Produce and Consume Messages with Key

Lecture 5: Consumer Offsets

Lecture 6: Consumer Groups

Lecture 7: Commit Log and Retention Policy

Lecture 8: Kafka as a Distributed Streaming System

Lecture 9: Setting up a Kafka Cluster in Local with 3 Kafka Brokers

Lecture 10: How Kafka Cluster distributes the Client Requests ? – Leader/Follower

Lecture 11: How Kafka handles Data Loss ? – Replication and In-Sync-Replica(ISR)

Lecture 12: Configuring min.insync.replicas

Chapter 5: Application Overview

Lecture 1: Overview of the application – Library Inventory

Chapter 6: Source Code for this Course

Lecture 1: Source Code

Chapter 7: Build SpringBoot Kafka Producer – Hands On

Lecture 1: Setting up the Base project for Library Event Kafka producer

Lecture 2: Build the Library Event Domain

Lecture 3: Create the POST endpoint /libraryevent

Lecture 4: Introduction to Spring KafkaTemplate to Produce Messages

Lecture 5: Configure KafkaTemplate using SpringBoot Profiles – application.yml

Lecture 6: How Kafka SpringBoot AutoConfiguration Works? – Kafka Producer

Lecture 7: AutoCreate TOPIC using KafkaAdmin

Lecture 8: Build LibraryEvents Producer using KafkaTemplate – Approach1- Part1

Lecture 9: Build LibraryEvents Producer using KafkaTemplate – Approach1- Part2

Lecture 10: LibraryEvents Producer API – Behind the Scenes

Lecture 11: Build LibraryEvents Producer using KafkaTemplate – Approach 2

Lecture 12: Build LibraryEvents Producer using KafkaTemplate – Approach3

Lecture 13: Sending KafkaRecord With Headers using KafkaTemplate

Chapter 8: Integration Testing using JUnit5 – Hands On

Lecture 1: Introduction to Automates Tests

Lecture 2: Integration Test for POST endpoint – /v1/libraryevent – Part 1

Lecture 3: Integration Test for POST endpoint – /v1/libraryevent – Part 2

Lecture 4: Embedded Kafka – Introduction , Configure and Integrate in JUnit

Lecture 5: Integrate Kafka Consumer in JUnit and Consume the record

Chapter 9: Unit Testing using JUnit5- Hands On

Lecture 1: Introduction to Unit Testing

Lecture 2: Unit Test POST /libraryevent endpoint using MockMVC

Lecture 3: Adding Validations to the LibraryEvent Payload

Lecture 4: Custom ErrorMessages using ControllerAdvice – Handling 4xx ClientErrors

Chapter 10: Kafka Producer – Sending Message With Key – Hands On

Lecture 1: Create the PUT endpoint – /libraryEvent

Chapter 11: Kafka Producer – Important Configurations

Lecture 1: Kafka Producer – Important Configurations

Lecture 2: Override the retry and retry.backoff.ms – Hands On

Chapter 12: Build SpringBoot Kafka Consumer – Hands On

Lecture 1: Set Up the Library Events Consumer Base project

Lecture 2: Introducing Spring Kafka Consumer

Lecture 3: Configure Kafka Consumer using SpringBoot Profiles – application.yml

Lecture 4: Build Kafka Consumer using @KafkaListener Annotation

Lecture 5: How Spring Boot AutoConfiguration Works ? – Kafka Consumer

Chapter 13: Consumer Groups and Consumer Offset Management- Hands On

Lecture 1: Consumer Groups and Rebalance- Hands On

Lecture 2: Default Consumer Offset Management in Spring Kafka – Hands On

Lecture 3: Manual Consumer Offset Management – Hands On

Lecture 4: Concurrent Consumers – Hands On

Chapter 14: Persisting Library Events in DB – Using H2 InMemory DataBase

Lecture 1: Configuring the H2 In-Memory DB

Lecture 2: Create LibraryEvent and Book Entity

Lecture 3: Build Service Layer to process LibraryEvent – ADD Event Type

Lecture 4: Build Service Layer to process LibraryEvent – MODIFY Event Type

Chapter 15: Integration Testing using Embedded Kafka – Kafka Consumer

Lecture 1: Configure Embedded Kafka for Integration Tests

Lecture 2: Write the Integration test for posting a NEW LibraryEvent

Lecture 3: Write the Integration test for posting a UPDATE LibraryEvent

Lecture 4: Write the Integration test for posting an invalid UPDATE LibraryEvent

Lecture 5: Integration Tests for Real Databases using TestContainers

Chapter 16: Error Handling, Retry and Recovery – Kafka Consumers

Lecture 1: Custom Error Handler and Custom Retry in Kafka Consumer

Lecture 2: Add a RetryListener to monitor each Retry attempt

Lecture 3: Retry SpecificExceptions using Custom RetryPolicy

Lecture 4: Retry failed Records with ExponentialBackOff

Lecture 5: Recovery in Kafka Consumer

Lecture 6: Recovery : Publish the message to the Retry Topic

Lecture 7: Build the RetryTopic Listener to reprocess the Message

Lecture 8: Refactor the LibraryEventsConsumer Integration test

Lecture 9: Recovery : Publish the message to the DeadLetter Topic

Lecture 10: Recovery : Save the failed message to the DB

Lecture 11: Recovery : Spring Scheduler to recover the failed message

Chapter 17: Error Handling, Retry and Recovery – Kafka Producer

Lecture 1: Error Handling in Kafka Producer

Lecture 2: Retry in Kafka Producer – Broker Not Available

Lecture 3: Retry in Kafka Producer – Min.in.sync.replicas

Lecture 4: Retain/Recover Failed Records in Kafka Producer

Chapter 18: Kafka Security using SSL : Hands-On

Lecture 1: Why Kafka Security & How SSL works?

Lecture 2: How Enterprises add/manage SSL Certificate ?

Lecture 3: Set Up SSL Kafka Security in Local

Chapter 19: Accessing SSL Secured Kafka Cluster using Spring Boot

Lecture 1: Configuring Library Events Producer to access SSL secured Cluster

Instructors

Pragmatic Code School
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2 stars: 67 votes

3 stars: 429 votes

4 stars: 1838 votes

5 stars: 2744 votes

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