Jakarta EE 10 Messaging with Kafka
In modern applications, ensuring proper communication between key components is crucial. This course will teach you how to implement effective and reliable messaging patterns using Jakarta Messaging and Apache Kafka.
What you'll learn
Modern applications require proper communication between key components, and that is easier said than built. In this course, Jakarta EE 10 Messaging with Kafka, you’ll learn to implement messaging patterns using Jakarta Messaging and Apache Kafka. First, you’ll explore Jakarta EE 10 Messaging as a way to handle requests or events in your enterprise applications. Next, you’ll discover messaging patterns, like Point-to-Point and Publish-subscribe. Finally, you’ll learn how to scale up your messaging layer using Apache Kafka. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge needed to implement effective, resilient, and scalable messaging components for your application, using Jakarta Messaging and Apache Kafka.
Table of contents
- Introduction 0m
- Setting up the Kafka Cluster 2m
- Setting Up Our Topic 1m
- Creating a Kafka Producer Using the Kafka CLI 1m
- Creating a Kafka Consumer Using the Kafka CLI 1m
- Creating a Kafka Producer Using the Kafka Java Client 3m
- Creating a Kafka Consumer Using the Kafka Java Client 2m
- Refactoring the Product Bean and Launching the Application 2m
- Benefits of Apache Kafka in Our Application 2m
- Summary 1m
