Event Driven microservices and Apache Kafka

Event-driven microservices architecture is a popular approach for building scalable and loosely-coupled systems. In this architecture, services communicate with each other by exchanging events rather than through direct API calls. Apache Kafka is a distributed streaming platform that provides a scalable and fault-tolerant way to publish and subscribe to streams of records.

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3 sections • 3 lectures •

	Introduction on Event-Driven Mircoservices and Apache Kafka What is Microservices? What is Event Driven architecture? What is Message Queue? What is Apache Kafka? History of Kafka Benefits of using Kafka Architecture of Kafka		mb

	Implement Kafka in Java project Implement Kafka in Java project		mb

	Implement Kafka in Node project Implement Kafka in Java project		mb

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By using Kafka in an event-driven microservices architecture, we can achieve a highly decoupled and scalable system that can handle large volumes of events.

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Class 1: Introduction on Event Driven microservices and Apache Kafka Class 2: How to create event driven architecture using Java Class 3: How to create event driven architecture using Node.js

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Keerthi AR

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Highly skilled and result-oriented IT professional with 10 years expertise in various aspects of software development and project management. Proven ability in improving operations, enhancing business growth by setting up infrastructure, project execution and service delivery. Exposure in all the phases of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) entailing requirement analysis, design, development, implementation, delivery and troubleshooting. Having hands on experience in handling Use Cases, Functional Specification.