Managing Data Consistency among Microservices with Debezium
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Claims that Debezium captures row-level changes from a database and streams them into Kafka to avoid dual-write consistency problems, and demonstrates it by deploying Debezium connectors on Kubernetes against a MySQL instance and a single-node Kafka broker managed with Strimzi. The demo creates Kafka topics per table, shows change-event JSON emitted on inserts, and highlights replayable offsets and at-least-once delivery. The end-to-end setup is built and the live insertion produces the expected change-event.
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