Duration
Apache Kafka and Integration with Spring (Beginner)
1 day
Overview
Apache Kafka is a robust, distributed streaming platform that facilitates the real-time handling of large volumes of data across multiple systems. Initially developed by LinkedIn and later released as an open-source project under the Apache Software Foundation, Kafka is engineered to meet the demands of high throughput, low latency, and scalability in modern data streaming applications. This beginner-friendly course aims to provide participants with a fundamental understanding of Apache Kafka, emphasizing its importance in real-time data processing and its integration with the Spring framework.
Course Objectives
- Understand Kafka’s Basics: Learn the fundamentals of Kafka’s architecture and its essential components, including producers, consumers, brokers, topics, and partitions.
- Install and Configure Kafka: Gain practical skills in setting up and managing Kafka clusters, including installation, configuration, and using Kafka’s Command Line Interface (CLI) tools.
- Develop with Kafka APIs: Acquire the ability to use Kafka Producer and Consumer APIs to handle data streams effectively, covering key aspects like configuration and message handling.
- Integrate Kafka with Spring: Explore how to integrate Kafka with the Spring framework to develop enterprise-level applications, covering message production, consumption, and error handling.
Pre-requisite
- Basic Knowledge Required: Basic understanding of Java and Spring Boot is necessary to get the most out of this course.
Target Audience
- Who Should Attend: Ideal for software developers, data engineers, DevOps professionals, data analysts, and enterprise architects looking to leverage real-time data streaming for building scalable applications and robust data infrastructures.
Course Methodology
- Learning Approach: The course combines theoretical lectures with hands-on labs to provide a well-rounded learning experience, ensuring participants gain both conceptual knowledge and practical skills in Apache Kafka.
Course Outline
Introduction to Spring Integration
- Overview of Spring Integration
- What is Spring Integration?
- Key concepts and components
- Messaging Patterns
- Channels, Endpoints, and Messages
- Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP)
Introduction to Apache Kafka
- Overview of Kafka
- What is Kafka?
- Kafka Architecture: Brokers, Topics, Partitions, Replication
- Kafka Key Concepts
- Producers, Consumers, and Consumer Groups
- Kafka Streams
Setting Up the Environment
- Installing and Configuring Kafka
- Downloading and setting up Kafka locally
- Configuring Kafka brokers and Zookeeper
- Setting Up Spring Boot Project
- Initializing a Spring Boot project
- Adding dependencies for Spring Integration and Kafka
Spring Integration Basics
- Spring Integration Configuration
- XML vs. Java DSL configuration
- Creating a Simple Spring Integration Flow
- Creating channels, endpoints, and message flows
- Lab: Building a Simple Integration Flow
- Hands-on exercise to create a basic Spring Integration flow
Kafka Basics
- Kafka Producer and Consumer API
- Writing a simple producer and consumer
- Lab: Simple Kafka Producer and Consumer
- Hands-on exercise to create a basic producer and consumer
Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.