Course Objectives

This video tutorial introduces Apache Kafka in three parts. The first part covers the fundamentals of Kafka and Java programming, aiming to bring learners to a proficient level. The second part focuses on real-world applications, including data integration from Twitter to Kafka and Elasticsearch. The final part delves into advanced concepts and different Kafka setups. The course is designed for developers, architects, and DevOps professionals, emphasizing the use of Java 8 and preferring Linux or Mac environments. The tutorial is part of a series aimed at beginners, encouraging further exploration of Kafka.

What is the primary programming language used in the Kafka fundamentals section?

• Python

• Java

• Ruby

• C++

In the real-world Kafka section, which data source is used to demonstrate a producer?

• Instagram

• Twitter

• LinkedIn

• Facebook

What is the purpose of the Elasticsearch consumer in the real-world Kafka section?

• To send data to Twitter

• To store data in a database

• To process data and store it in Elasticsearch

• To visualize data

Which operating systems are recommended for this Kafka course?

• Mac and Windows

• Linux and Windows

• Linux and Mac

• Windows

Who is the target audience for this Kafka course?

• Only developers

• Only DevOps professionals

• Developers, architects, and DevOps professionals

• Only architects