- Apache Kafka - Applications
- Apache Kafka - Tools
- Real Time Application(Twitter)
- Integration With Spark
- Integration With Storm
- Consumer Group Example
- Simple Producer Example
- Apache Kafka - Basic Operations
- Apache Kafka - Installation Steps
- Apache Kafka - Work Flow
- Apache Kafka - Cluster Architecture
- Apache Kafka - Fundamentals
- Apache Kafka - Introduction
- Apache Kafka - Home
Apache Kafka Useful Resources
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- HR Interview Questions
- Effective Resume Writing
- Questions and Answers
- UPSC IAS Exams Notes
Apache Kafka - Apppcations
Kafka supports many of today s best industrial apppcations. We will provide a very brief overview of some of the most notable apppcations of Kafka in this chapter.
Twitter is an onpne social networking service that provides a platform to send and receive user tweets. Registered users can read and post tweets, but unregistered users can only read tweets. Twitter uses Storm-Kafka as a part of their stream processing infrastructure.
Apache Kafka is used at LinkedIn for activity stream data and operational metrics. Kafka mes-saging system helps LinkedIn with various products pke LinkedIn Newsfeed, LinkedIn Today for onpne message consumption and in addition to offpne analytics systems pke Hadoop. Kafka’s strong durabipty is also one of the key factors in connection with LinkedIn.
Netfpx
Netfpx is an American multinational provider of on-demand Internet streaming media. Netfpx uses Kafka for real-time monitoring and event processing.
Mozilla
Mozilla is a free-software community, created in 1998 by members of Netscape. Kafka will soon be replacing a part of Mozilla current production system to collect performance and usage data from the end-user’s browser for projects pke Telemetry, Test Pilot, etc.
Oracle
Oracle provides native connectivity to Kafka from its Enterprise Service Bus product called OSB (Oracle Service Bus) which allows developers to leverage OSB built-in mediation capabipties to implement staged data pipepnes.
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