Cloud Event Driven Architectures with Spring Cloud Stream 2.0

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Live demos show a Spring Cloud Stream app wired to RabbitMQ and swappable with Kafka using the Rabbit binder and Kafka binder, exposing three standard bindings source/processor/sink. Code uses simple POJOs or declarative Flux/KStream handlers and an @StreamListener condition for content-based routing. Framework auto-declares exchanges/queues, supports partitioning and consumer groups, exposes actuator endpoints, and survives broker kill/restart by reconnecting — the demos work end-to-end.

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1. 0:00Introduction and project update
2. 3:43Defining cloud and events
3. 7:19Problems in event-driven development
4. 11:17Spring Integration overview
5. 19:55Spring Cloud Stream introduction
6. 22:01Message-driven microservices
7. 29:25Supported binders and configurations
8. 38:02First Spring Cloud Stream demo
9. 43:47Content-based routing demo
10. 50:10Monitoring and resilience features
11. 57:50Switching between RabbitMQ and Kafka
12. 1:00:22Spring Boot 2 and future plans
13. 1:06:03Q&A session

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