Stream Big Data: How to use Kafka with Spring Boot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2025
- In this tutorial I show you how to use Apache Kafka with Spring Boot and Docker.
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Links
🔗 Kafka Docker Compose Quickstart: developer.conf...
🔗 Code on GitHub: github.com/dev...
🔗 Code Snippets: github.com/dev...
Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:06 What is Kafka?
0:36 Project Setup
3:35 Running Kafka in Docker
7:10 Create a Kafka Topic
08:10 Configuration Properties
10:18 Putting Messages onto the Topic
21:18 Consuming Messages from the Topic
26:14 Next Up
Man your video quality is amazing and the content that you're putting out is exactly what I need as a junior dev! Keep going cause I'm sure that sooner or later you'll get a lot a views!
Amazing! I'm glad the content helps 💪 And thank you for the kind words!
Very relevant and informative. Thanks a lot!
Thank you for this video. This was exactly what I was after, and made the whole process of using Kafka with SpringBoot straightforward.
You're very welcome!
is kafka mentioned in this video?
Brilliant explanation to get your feet wet in apache Kafka world.. Keep sharing your knowledge.🙌
That was an excellent use of my 26 minutes! thank you so much for this tutorial.
your videos are amazing, thank you so much for putting in the effort and great explanations. subscribed :)
It seems to be showing something interesting on the topic (no pun in tended) of multiple consumers reading the same topic...
Simply superb
Thank you very much! 🙌
Amazing ❤ thanks a lot!
Thank you 🙌
Thank you! Great video
You are most welcome! I'm glad it was helpful 💪
hope you make more video about Spring
I very much plan to 😁
I'm new to the channel, so thank you for being patient with what may be a duplicate question... Why do you call it "Visual Code Studio"?
Thank you😍
You are very welcome!
mw working on banking domain. so my question
can we implement kafka in a modular monolith architecture? we have different module with separate db code and we consume/expose via rest api.
requiremnet:
Organization created -> event sent out to all interested parties to consume as an event
Customer updated -> event sent out to all interested parties as an event
Gracias por el video!! Podrías agregar subtítulos en ingles?
Buen video!
se puede reemplazar jackson por google gson?
que diferencias hay entre estos dos.
Thank you!
I'm not sure 🤔 Both libs serialize/deserialize objects to/from JSON, but Jackson is used by default in Spring Boot.
I would recommend sticking to the default dependencies as much as possible.
If the recipe is tweaked too much, you may find yourself trying to figure out a weird and wonderful error only a few people have encountered.
It can get pretty boring after a few hours of scouring StackOverflow, trust me 😅