Kafka for .NET Developers
summary
A practical .NET walk-through that wires a CLI transmogrifier: a producer Builder pushes key/value records to Kafka (flush, retries=3, acks=all, max.in.flight=1, idempotence) and a single-threaded consumer Builder runs a message pump that manually stores or commits offsets to avoid double-processing. Demo runs in Docker with an auto-created single partition and an in-memory outbox; the end-to-end example works. It covers serializers, the schema registry workflow, the magic five bytes header quirk and trade-offs for reliability versus latency.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Kafka for .NET intro
- 12:52What Kafka is
- 23:55Kafka cluster and partitions
- 30:19Reliable .NET producer
- 36:45Reliable .NET consumption
- 42:43Serializers and schema registry
- 55:01Summary for .NET
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