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schema-registry-gitops
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GitOps for Confluent Schema Registry
Now I wanted to combine both technologies and open sourced schema-registry-gitops to prevent from the above issues: having a version-controlled history of schema changes and push them to the registry only when ready and reviewed in QA. It can be used in CI/CD pipelines to ensure that schema changes are compatible with previous versions and can be part of your code review process.
examples
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Python for Apache Kafka – Free Introductory course
Relevant: - Suggested Enhancements to Python Producer Example
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Hi. Would someone please explain to me in layman terms what Apache Kafka is, who uses it and what it is used for? Thanks in advance.
If you'd like to get a better idea of how it works when implemented in code, there are some sample repositories here https://github.com/confluentinc/examples/
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Problems with the set-up
Spend some time on https://developer.confluent.io , especially https://developer.confluent.io/get-started/java/ and look at https://github.com/confluentinc/examples . Those will give really practical examples for how to set up your configs and start consuming
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How to learn to use Kafka with Python for begginners
The examples git repo has a great working producer and consumer. https://github.com/confluentinc/examples
- Kafka Connect, Strimzi, and a simple filter/convert task
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Kafka client for Dart
Digging into this a bit, I guess the fastest way would be to use librdkafka via Dart FFI. It's what Confluent uses in their Node.js example. That way you only have to worry about the FFI parts.
What are some alternatives?
schema-registry - Confluent Schema Registry for Kafka
bitnami-docker-kafka - Bitnami Docker Image for Kafka
keycloakmigration - Manage your Keycloak configuration with code.
docker-kafka-kraft - Apache Kafka Docker image using Kafka Raft metadata mode (KRaft). https://hub.docker.com/r/moeenz/docker-kafka-kraft
konf - A type-safe cascading configuration library for Kotlin/Java/Android, supporting most configuration formats
cp-all-in-one - docker-compose.yml files for cp-all-in-one , cp-all-in-one-community, cp-all-in-one-cloud, Apache Kafka Confluent Platform
Hoplite - A boilerplate-free Kotlin config library for loading configuration files as data classes
kafka - Kafka client library for Dartlang
spring-cloud-stream-kafka-confluent-avro-schema-registry - 🍀 Spring Cloud Stream Kafka & Confluent Avro Schema Registry
kafka-rest - Confluent REST Proxy for Kafka
spring-cloud-sleuth-in-action - 🍀 Spring Cloud Sleuth in Action
axiom-demo - Take a look at Axiom on your local machine.