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- How to Integrate Kafka into Microservices (with Examples)
Integrating Kafka into microservices enables the services to communicate asynchronously and process data in real-time This tutorial will guide you through the integration of Kafka into a microservice environment, with a progression from basic to advanced examples
- Microservices Communication with Apache Kafka in Spring Boot
In the microservice architecture, Kafka can be used to: Publish events: Services can publish the events or messages to the Kafka topics of the application Subscribe to events: Services can subscribe to the relevant Kafka topics to receive and process events
- Communicate Between Microservices with Apache Kafka
Popular use cases of Kafka include: Traditional messaging, to decouple data producers from processors with better latency and scalability Site activity tracking with real-time publish-subscribe feeds As a replacement for file-based log aggregation, where event data becomes a stream of messages
- Kafka in the Microservice Architecture: How It Can Help You
Microservices can be implemented using a variety of technologies, but Kafka is often a good choice because of its scalability and fault-tolerance Kafka can also help you handle communication between services and is actually one of its best use cases, as we'll see later on
- rest - Kafka Microservice Proper Use Cases - Stack Overflow
There are two strong use cases of Kafka in a microservice based application: You need to do a state change in multiple microservices as part of a single end user activity
- Master Kafka in Microservices | A Complete Guide - Embracing Tech Evolution
Discover the power of Kafka in microservices-based applications, explore key features, and learn through real-world examples and use cases
- Microservices using Kafka and clean architecture
Here is the high-level architecture of this simple asynchronous processing example with 2 microservices Microservice 1 - is a REST microservice which receives data from a POST HTTP call to it After receiving the request, it retrieves the data from the HTTP request and saves it to Kafka
- How to Design Kafka-Based Event-Driven Microservices (with Examples)
Designing Kafka-based event-driven microservices involves a mixture of choosing the right architectural patterns, understanding Kafka’s features and limitations, and leveraging integration with modern microservice frameworks for ease of development
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