Название: Apache Kafka in Action: From basics to production
Автор: Alexander Kropp, Anatoly Zelenin
Издательство: Manning Publications
Год: 2025
Страниц: 370
Язык: английский
Формат: pdf (true)
Размер: 68.0 MB

Apache Kafka, start to finish.

Apache Kafka in Action: From basics to production guides you through the concepts and skills you’ll need to deploy and administer Kafka for data pipelines, event-driven applications, and other systems that process data streams from multiple sources. Authors Anatoly Zelenin and Alexander Kropp have spent years using Kafka in real-world production environments. In this guide, they reveal their hard-won expert insights to help you troubleshoot common Kafka challenges.

Inside Apache Kafka in Action you’ll discover:

• Apache Kafka from the ground up
• Achieving reliability and performance
• Troubleshooting Kafka systems
• Operations, governance, and monitoring
• Kafka use cases, patterns, and anti-patterns

Thousands of companies—including 80% of the Fortune 100—have made Apache Kafka the lynchpin of their data streaming and processing systems. Clear, concise, and practical, Apache Kafka in Action is written for IT operators, software engineers, and IT architects who will deploy and administer Kafka in their daily work. Chapter by chapter, it guides you through the skills you need to deliver and maintain reliable and fault-tolerant data-driven applications.

In addition to the infrastructure components mentioned earlier, running Kafka involves specific programming languages and tools. Kafka itself is implemented in Scala and Java, so a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is required on the servers hosting Kafka brokers. To interact with Kafka and develop producer and consumer applications, users typically use programming languages such as Java, Scala, Python, or others supported by Kafka clients. Kafka provides official client libraries for various programming languages, enabling developers to integrate Kafka seamlessly into their applications.

Delving deeper into the various aspects of development for Kafka would fill an entire book, but because this book isn’t a developer’s guide, we’ll only briefly go into the most important details. For the sake of clarity, we mostly use Python in our code examples. In Java and other programming languages, the basic concepts for communicating with Kafka are very similar.

About the book:

Apache Kafka in Action takes you on a comprehensive journey through understanding and implementing Kafka in systems such as application activity tracking, observability, logging, and analytics. You’ll progress seamlessly from fundamental concepts to the building blocks of Kafka-based systems and the tools for managing Kafka operations. Finally, you’ll dive into operating and scaling Kafka in enterprise applications. Engaging graphics and friendly examples help vividly illustrate key Kafka concepts and processes.

About the reader:
For IT operators, software architects and developers. No experience with Kafka required.

About the author:
Alexander Kropp has dedicated his focus to Apache Kafka and Kubernetes, actively shaping cloud platform designs and ensuring efficient monitoring systems.

Anatoly Zelenin is a renowned expert and trainer in Apache Kafka. He is known for his interactive and engaging workshops, which attract customers from various industries across Europe, particularly banking and manufacturing.






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