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• Kafka in Action
• brief contents
• contents
• foreword
• preface
• acknowledgments
• about this book
• about the authors
• about the cover illustration
• Part 1: Getting started
• 1. Introduction to Kafka
• 1.1 What is Kafka?
• 1.2 Kafka usage
• 1.3 Kafka myths
• 1.4 Kafka in the real world
• 1.5 Online resources to get started
• References
• 2. Getting to know Kafka
• 2.1 Producing and consuming a message
• 2.2 What are brokers?
• 2.3 Tour of Kafka
• 2.4 Various source code packages and what they do
• 2.5 Confluent clients
• 2.6 Stream processing and terminology
• References
• Part 2: Applying Kafka
• 3. Designing a Kafka project
• 3.1 Designing a Kafka project
• 3.2 Sensor event design
• 3.3 Format of your data
• References
• 4. Producers: Sourcing data
• 4.1 An example
• 4.2 Producer options
• 4.3 Generating code for our requirements
• References
• 5. Consumers: Unlocking data
• 5.1 An example
• 5.2 How consumers interact
• 5.3 Tracking
• 5.4 Marking our place
• 5.5 Reading from a compacted topic
• 5.6 Retrieving code for our factory requirements
• References
• 6. Brokers
• 6.1 Introducing the broker
• 6.2 Role of ZooKeeper
• 6.3 Options at the broker level
• 6.4 Partition replica leaders and their role
• 6.5 Peeking into Kafka
• 6.6 A note on stateful systems
• 6.7 Exercise
• References
• 7. Topics and partitions
• 7.1 Topics
• 7.2 Partitions
• 7.3 Testing with EmbeddedKafkaCluster
• 7.4 Topic compaction
• References
• 8. Kafka storage
• 8.1 How long to store data
• 8.2 Data movement
• 8.3 Tools
• 8.4 Bringing data back into Kafka
• 8.5 Architectures with Kafka
• 8.6 Multiple cluster setups
• 8.7 Cloud- and container-based storage options
• References
• 9. Management: Tools and logging
• 9.1 Administration clients
• 9.2 Running Kafka as a systemd service
• 9.3 Logging
• 9.4 Firewalls
• 9.5 Metrics
• 9.6 Tracing option
• 9.7 General monitoring tools
• References
• Part 3: Going further
• 10. Protecting Kafka
• 10.1 Security basics
• 10.2 Kerberos and the Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL)
• 10.3 Authorization in Kafka
• 10.4 ZooKeeper
• 10.5 Quotas
• 10.6 Data at rest
• References
• 11. Schema registry
• 11.1 A proposed Kafka maturity model
• 11.2 The Schema Registry
• 11.3 Schema features
• 11.4 Compatibility rules
• 11.5 Alternative to a schema registry
• References
• 12. Stream processing with Kafka Streams and ksqlDB
• 12.1 Kafka Streams
• 12.2 ksqlDB: An event-streaming database
• 12.3 Going further
• References
• Appendix A: Installation
• Appendix B: Client example
• Index
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