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Event driven Microservices using Spring Boot Apache Kafka
Event driven microservice architecture | Kafka Theory| Kafka practical using spring boot app| Use Kafka in Microservices
Created byAnup Bhagwat
Last updated 2/2025
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What you'll learn
- Kafka theory with all important concepts in it
- End to end implementation of all concepts in Kafka using spring boot
- Implementation of all kafka concepts within Microservices architecture
- How Kafka handles asynchronous communication within microservices world
- Also you would be able to see Kafka in action within our microservices architecture in real time
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Course content
3 sections • 30 lectures • 2h 22m total length
Requirements
- Better to have knowledge of IntelliJ editor
- Need prior knowledge of Spring boot, java programming , microservices .
- Also it would be better if you have gone through my Part-1 course on microservices.
Description
This course will give you in depth hands on practical experience of using Kafka within the microservices world for enabling asynchronous communication.
I would suggest this course who is aspiring to learn all concepts related to Kafka and become expert in creating microservices using spring boot with Apache Kafka.
Kafka is a powerful, distributed event streaming platform that can handle real-time data with high throughput, fault tolerance, and scalability. It’s widely used in various industries for building data pipelines, stream processing applications, and event-driven architectures. Kafka's architecture, message retention, and ability to scale horizontally make it suitable for a variety of use cases, from log aggregation to microservices communication.
Apache Kafka for Spring Boot Microservices Developers course is divided in below 3 main sections -
Section 1 (Theory) - This section covers theory concepts related to Kafka. This will give kick start to your Kafka journey
Section 2 (Practical) - In this section, we have implemented all the concepts learned in practical way. We have created a Spring boot application to implement all these concepts practically.
Section 3 (Practical) - We will implement Kafka within our microservices architecture which was developed in the Spring boot Microservices |Practical |Hands on coding - Part1 course.
Theory
Kafka architecture overview (High level)
Kafka key terminologies & use cases
Kafka Topics, Partitions and Offsets
Kafka Cluster and brokers
Topic Replication
Zookeeper
Producers
Consumers & consumer groups
Practical
Setup Kafka broker locally
Kafka topic creation and send messages
Spring boot project setup
Topic configuration
Producer Configuration
Kafka send messages
Consumer to consume messages published
Consumer Configuration
Kafka listeners
Kafka Rest Controller
Kafka Sending Custom Objects
Kafka documentation
Implementation of Kafka in microservice architecture
Kafka implementation in microservice architecture
Create Zookeeper and Kafka docker containers
Producer configuration for customer service
Send notifications on to the topic
Consumer configuration for notification service
Consume notifications from topic
Running all micro services
Kafka in action
Who this course is for:
- Learn kafka from scratch
- Practically implement kafka using spring boot
- Students who are keen to learn kafka using spring boot in microservices
- Beginners to advanced students who wants to build their knowledge on Apache Kafka