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Apache Kafka and Spring Boot (Consumer, Producer)

In this course Apache Kafka and Spring Boot will be used to establish communication between them.
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Apache Kafka and Spring Boot (Consumer, Producer)
Free tutorial
Rating: 4.2 out of 5 (589 ratings)
14,004 students
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You will learn how to create a Kafka Consumer using Spring Boot
You will learn how to create a Kafka Producer using Spring Boot

Requirements

  • You should be familiar with Spring Boot
  • You should be familiar with Apache Kafka
Description

In this course, you are going to learn how to consume from an Apache Kafka topic and consume from it using a simple Spring Boot Application. This course is not for everyone, as you need basic experience with Maven, Spring Boot and Apache Kafka.

This course focuses solely on practicality, thus concepts of Spring Framework or Apache Kafka will not be explained in detail, but instead a small simple project will be built.

Who this course is for:
  • Students who have encountered Apache Kafka as a school or independent project.
  • Spring Developers who need to use Apache Kafka for a specific purpose
  • Enthusiasts who want to try new things
Course content
3 sections • 5 lectures • 51m total length
  • The Code for Part I
    00:01
  • The Code for Part II
    00:01
  • Final Code Modification
    00:01

Instructor
Arbi Elezi
Software Developer | Computer Engineer | Instructor
Arbi Elezi
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 I used to be a sports programmer, and a former winner of the National Olympiad in Informatics in my country, Albania. Now I teach Olympiad students and private students also in Algorithms and Data Structures and other requested courses.

I have also worked as a freelance programmer developing software on request, as well as a freelance instructor teaching subjects, mostly CS related on request,  having over 7 years of experience in programming, since my junior high school days.

Recently, I have been working with various server-based technologies such as Spring Boot, Apache Kafka, Redis, MongoDB , solving various software engineering problems.

Game Development, also, used to be a hobby of mine, using technologies such as Unity3D, Godot, etc.