Event streaming applications with Kafka Streams, Spring Kafka and Actuator

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Shows how to build event-driven applications using Apache Kafka with three Java libraries: Spring Kafka for creating and testing producers and consumers (using Testcontainers to avoid running a full Kafka cluster), Kafka Streams (Streams API) to implement stream topologies and common patterns like branching, joining and mapping for use cases such as fraud detection, and Spring Boot Actuator to monitor stream metrics. Demonstrates live coding to produce a consumer, producer and a streaming topology so attendees can recreate consumers, producers and stream processing themselves.

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1. 0:00Event streaming intro
2. 5:11Basic Kafka app
3. 10:11Kafka Streams basics
4. 14:52Payment message production
5. 17:28Local Kafka setup
6. 18:13Stream exceptions
7. 22:08Payment topology
8. 25:26Running Kafka Streams
9. 27:13Filtering and metrics
10. 31:50Stream splitting analytics
11. 33:38Large message handling
12. 36:06Spring Kafka listeners
13. 37:30Q&A

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