Reactive Microservices with Apache Kafka
summary
Explains using Apache Kafka as the backbone for reactive microservices, describing Kafka’s distributed log abstraction and how it can serve as a messaging/queue system while providing advantages beyond traditional ESB solutions. Focuses on Kafka’s role in building reactive, high-throughput message-processing architectures for high-load systems.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:33Microservices
- 8:43Microservice problems
- 12:17Apache Kafka basics
- 17:19Kafka consumer
- 26:12Reactive approach with Rx
- 33:00Data sync and immutability
- 41:13Summary
- 43:02Q&A
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