Description
Introduction
Apache Kafka is one of the most popular platforms for building real-time streaming data pipelines and applications. It is designed to handle large-scale, distributed messaging and streaming data with high throughput, fault tolerance, and scalability. Kafka has become a fundamental tool for managing real-time data feeds, processing logs, and building event-driven architectures in various industries.
In this course, you will explore how to use Apache Kafka to design and implement data engineering solutions for real-time data processing. You will learn how to set up Kafka clusters, produce and consume messages, and build stream processing applications using Kafka Streams. By the end of the course, you will have a strong foundation in leveraging Apache Kafka for building robust, scalable, and fault-tolerant data pipelines and stream processing systems.
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of distributed systems.
- Familiarity with Java or Python programming languages.
- Experience with data storage systems and SQL.
- Familiarity with cloud platforms is beneficial but not required.
Table of Contents
- Introduction to Apache Kafka and Stream Processing
1.1 What is Apache Kafka?
1.2 Kafka Architecture: Producers, Consumers, Brokers, and Topics
1.3 Overview of Stream Processing
1.4 Key Use Cases for Kafka and Stream Processing - Setting Up Apache Kafka
2.1 Installing and Configuring Kafka
2.2 Setting Up Kafka Clusters
2.3 Understanding Kafka Topics and Partitions
2.4 Managing Kafka Brokers and Zookeeper - Producing and Consuming Messages in Kafka
3.1 Kafka Producers: Sending Messages to Topics
3.2 Kafka Consumers: Reading Messages from Topics
3.3 Configuring Consumer Groups for Parallel Processing
3.4 Message Serialization and Deserialization - Kafka Stream Processing Fundamentals
4.1 Introduction to Kafka Streams
4.2 Key Concepts of Kafka Streams: Streams, Tables, and KTables
4.3 Building a Simple Kafka Stream Application
4.4 Fault Tolerance and State Management in Kafka Streams - Advanced Kafka Streams
5.1 Windowing in Kafka Streams
5.2 Joining Streams and Tables
5.3 Aggregations in Kafka Streams
5.4 Transforming and Enriching Data in Real Time - Kafka Connect for Data Integration
6.1 Introduction to Kafka Connect
6.2 Setting Up and Configuring Kafka Connectors
6.3 Using Source and Sink Connectors for Data Ingestion and Export
6.4 Integrating Kafka with Relational and NoSQL Databases - Real-Time Data Processing with Kafka and Apache Flink
7.1 Introduction to Apache Flink
7.2 Building Stream Processing Applications with Flink
7.3 Integrating Kafka with Flink for Real-Time Analytics
7.4 Flink’s Advanced Features: Time Handling, CEP, and Stateful Processing - Scaling and Optimizing Kafka for Production
8.1 Best Practices for Scaling Kafka Clusters
8.2 Ensuring Fault Tolerance and High Availability
8.3 Kafka Performance Tuning and Monitoring
8.4 Troubleshooting Kafka Clusters - Security and Compliance in Kafka Systems
9.1 Securing Kafka Communications with SSL and SASL
9.2 Authentication and Authorization in Kafka
9.3 Data Encryption and Compliance in Kafka
9.4 Monitoring and Auditing Kafka for Compliance - Real-World Use Cases and Case Studies
10.1 Building a Real-Time Log Processing System
10.2 Event-Driven Architecture with Kafka
10.3 Kafka for IoT Data Streaming
10.4 Case Study: Kafka for Fraud Detection and Real-Time Analytics
Conclusion
This course has provided you with a comprehensive understanding of how to use Apache Kafka to build scalable, real-time data pipelines and stream processing systems. You have learned how to set up and configure Kafka clusters, produce and consume messages, process data in real time with Kafka Streams, and integrate Kafka with other stream processing tools like Apache Flink.
By mastering Kafka and stream processing concepts, you are equipped to handle a wide range of data engineering challenges, from event-driven architectures to real-time analytics. As businesses increasingly rely on real-time data processing to make fast, data-driven decisions, your expertise in Apache Kafka and stream processing will be invaluable in delivering high-performance, fault-tolerant, and scalable data solutions. With the skills gained in this course, you are ready to take on real-world projects and design systems that can handle data at the scale and speed required by modern organizations.
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