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Event-Driven Architecture: Getting Started with Kafka (Part 1)
An event-driven architecture is a paradigm that has become increasingly used in modern microservices-based architectures. It promises a more flexible and responsive architecture to business events, while offering better technical decoupling. Let's see how we can build it with Kafka.…
Confluent & Twitter4j Tutorial
Reading a Real-Time stream of Tweets into Kafka Kafka is an amazing tool for processing…
NYC subway data with Kafka Streams and JHipster (part 2 of 2)
In part 1 of this blog post I explained how to retrieve data from the…
NYC subway data with Kafka Streams and JHipster (part 1 of 2)
The NYC subway network is pretty big and with its 468 stations and 27 lines…
Realtime Machine Learning predictions with Kafka and H2O.ai
When you start doing some Machine Learning, you go through a batch-oriented process: you take…
Kafka Streams - Processing late events
I wrote quite a few tutorials about Kafka, so now is the time to look…
We have been writing a lot of code so far to consume a stream of…
Kafka tutorial #9 - Latency measures
In the previous posts, we went through how to consume data from Kafka with the…
Kafka tutorial #8 - Spark Structured Streaming
This is the post number 8 in this series where we go through the basics…
Kafka tutorial #7 - Kafka Streams SerDes and Avro
This is the seventh post in this series where we go through the basics of…
Kafka tutorial #6 - Kafka Streams in Kotlin
This is the sixth post in this series where we go through the basics of…
Kafka tutorial #5 - Consuming Avro data
This is the fifth post in this series where we go through the basics of…
Kafka tutorial #4 - Avro and the Schema Registry
This is the fourth post in this series where we go through the basics of…
Kafka tutorial #3 - JSON SerDes
This is the third post in this series where we go through the basics of…
Kafka tutorial #2 - Simple Kafka consumer in Kotlin
This is the second post in this series where we go through the basics of…