Apache Kafka in Java [Video Tutorials]: Architecture and Simple Consumer/Producer

In this video tutorial series on Apache Kafka in Java, explore:

• Apache Kafka architecture and Apache Kafka components
• Creating a simple producer and consumer in Java
• Apache Kafka producer callbacks (producer with and without keys) in Java and Spring Boot

Apache Kafka Architecture and Components

This Apache Kafka designed for beginners takes a deep look at Kafka architecture and components.

Create a Simple Consumer in Java

Java Kafka Consumer Code

This video tutorial (also for beginners) covers topics such as the following:

• What is Apache Kafka?
• Learn how to create/write a simple Kafka consumer in Java
•  Java consumer code

Java Kafka Producer and Consumer Code

Next, continue looking further into Apache Kafka, how to create a simple producer and consumer, and Java Kafka producer and consumer code.

Java Kafka Producer Code

Explore how to create a Kafka producer in Java by learning how to create producer properties, create the producer, and create the producer record as the journey continues into Java with Apache Kafka.

Producer Callbacks

Producer Callbacks With Keys

Here, learn more about Java producer callbacks and code as you continue to discover how to write a Kafka producer in Java.

Producer Callbacks With Keys Running on EC2

This next tutorial looks at an example of Apache Kafka producer callbacks with the Kafka server running on EC2 and Java Kafka producer code.

Producer Callbacks Without Keys

Time to move to unpack Apache Kafka producer callbacks without keys in this next tutorial exploring writing a Kafka producer in Java and Java Kafka producer code.

Producer Callbacks Without Keys Running on EC2

Finally, follow an example with the Kafka server running on the EC2 Instance in this tutorial about Apache Kafka producer callbacks without keys.

Spring Boot: Kafka Producer and Consumer

As we round out this series of tutorials, look into the Apache Kafka ecosystem and discover an Apache Kafka publisher and consumer example using Spring Boot.