Building Event-Driven APIs Workshops
summary
Shows how a Customer 360 materialized view is built and updated in real time using kafka and ksqlDB, sourcing changes via Debezium CDC connectors from SQL Server and Oracle. The pipeline captures inserts/updates/deletes into topics, runs stream joins and aggregations to compute balances, and exposes results over HTTP/2 as pull queries or long-lived push queries. A live demo modifies a customer profile and posts a transaction, and those changes appear immediately in the materialized view and streaming API responses.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:15How Apis Are Exposed
- 5:15Http Pipelining
- 6:46Customer 360
- 10:37Schema Registry
- 16:35Sourcing the Data
- 25:54Customer 360 View
- 29:23Pull Query
- 30:03Push Query
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