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Kafka Monthly Digest: November 2021
This Apache Kafka community report includes milestones for Kafka 3.1.0, bugfix releases for Kafka 2.6.3 and 2.7.2, Jikkou 0.7, AKHQ 0.19.0, and more.
This Apache Kafka community report includes milestones for Kafka 3.1.0, bugfix releases for Kafka 2.6.3 and 2.7.2, Jikkou 0.7, AKHQ 0.19.0, and more.
Learn how to use the Dev UI in Quarkus to visualize Apache Kafka Streams. Quarkus hooks into Kafka's API and lets you implement stream processing applications.
Learn how to configure Kafka Connect to improve your container build process, and discover the new Debezium features in the Red Hat Integration 2021.Q4 release.
Learn how to extend OpenShift Service Mesh and 3scale functionality. This article shows how to use WebAssembly to move features out of your app to Envoy proxy.
Connect web services with Camel K and AtlasMap. Learn how to inspect the service interface, design an OpenAPI definition, map data, and define a Camel route.
Learn about the Apache Camel K platform and how to use it to normalize APIs and connect services. Explore how to use AtlasMap to simplify data mapping.
This scenario will show how to deploy and connect to Apache Kafka on Kubernetes.
Learn how the open source serverless platform Knative 1.0 can simplify Kubernetes and save time for developers. Includes concurrency controls and rollbacks.
Catch up on the latest news from the Apache Kafka community for September 2021, including new features in Kafka 3.0, Kafka Connect, and Kafka Streams.
How to approach the dual write problem: A comparison of 5 patterns for coordinating dual writes in a microservices architecture.
Simplify system connections in Kubernetes and OpenShift with Camel K. This tutorial walks you through system integration, including with cloud-native Kafka.
Develop a Python-based serverless function that sends an email in response to a CloudEvent, and learn how to run your serverless function in a container.
Find out why reactive systems are especially easy to implement with Node.js, then walk through a reactive system built with Node.js and Apache Kafka.
Learn how to install Dapr and discover how to use the open source project to build and deploy microservices on Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift.
Step-by-step instructions to automate stateful configurations and to keep a WordPress site current by creating a Kubernetes Operator in Golang.
Drag and drop Spring or Quarkus JARs from your desktop, create and scale event-driven applications with Apache Kafka, and more in Red Hat OpenShift 4.8.
Use the outbox pattern with Debezium and Red Hat OpenShift Streams for Apache Kafka to avoid dual writes in your distributed, event-driven applications.
Learn the steps to link and validate Node.js applications to OpenShift Streams for Apache Kafka with the Service Binding Specification for Kubernetes.
Use these performance benchmarks to better understand the relationship and trade-offs between common Kafka producer parameters and message throughput.
Find out what's new in Red Hat Integration Service Registry 2.0, then use the new single sign-on feature to secure your registry using OpenID Connect.
Learn an API-driven, contract-first way to manage the application life cycle with Red Hat Integration Service Registry 2.0, Apache Kafka, and Spring Boot.
Get a use-case-driven introduction to the most common design patterns for modernizing monolithic legacy applications to microservices using Apache Kafka, Debezium, and Kubernetes.
No matter where you are in your software development career, from just starting, to re-training, to expert-level but needing a brush-up, the Red Hat Developer program can help with tutorials and learning.
Learn how to make and manage services on cloud-based platforms with the Red Hat Data Grid Operator. This technique adds global clusters across multiple services.
Solve the challenges of using event-driven architecture by using CloudEvents, AsyncAPI, and Microcks to simulate events and test and validate work efficiently.