
Explore how Kafka enables real-time streaming by replacing batch ETL with producers, consumers, and connectors, delivering low-latency insights from data across systems.
Kafka centralizes data as the single source of truth, boosting efficiency by unifying topics, enabling fast reads, historical tracking, and easier app bootstrapping while demanding retooling, training, and investment.
Explore how topics categorize data across partitions and brokers to ensure resilience. Understand how lead partitions handle writes, replication, and offset-based routing to keep operations running.
Build a foundation in streaming data systems, understanding micro batch mode, their flexibility and unification, and learn what to look for in your ecosystem when implementing a streaming solution.
In this course, examine all the core concepts of Kafka. Developed at LinkedIn, Apache Kafka is a distributed streaming platform that provides scalable, high-throughput messaging systems in place of traditional messaging systems like JMS.
In this course we're going to take a look at the essentials for Apache Kafka. We'll begin with by showing you how all the pieces fit together, then we'll take a look at the architecture, some of the common operational tasks, and what all the different components do.
We'll finish by running some workflows on a local machine, including setting up a fault-tolerant cluster and doing some real-time stream processing of data. We'll be covering all these topics and more to get you up to speed with Apache Kafka.