What you’ll learn
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Learn what Kafka is and how it works
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How to install and run Kafka locally
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Create a Spring Boot application that integrates with Kafka
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Use Spring Kafka to consume and produce messages
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Cover the important Spring and Spring Kafka annotations
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Write Spring Boot integration tests with the embedded Kafka broker
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Learn how to retry failed Kafka messages
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Route messages that cannot be processed to dead letter topics
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How to configure your Kafka Spring Beans
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Serialize and deserialize messages in different formats, including Strings and JSON
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How to use Wiremock to trigger failure scenarios that we can test
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Learn all the core Kafka messaging concepts including messages, topics, partitions and keys
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Use command line tools to send and receive messages and query the broker state
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Learn about consumer groups, rebalancing, and consumer failover
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Understand the role of consumer offsets
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Learn the key differences between the main messaging brokers
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Understand why Zookeeper is being replaced with KRaft
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