Kafka on Kubernetes: Does it really have to be the hard way?
summary
Shows a working Confluent-backed Kafka cluster deployed on Kubernetes using operator with CRDs plus Helm charts, with Zookeeper, Kafka Connect and a Spring Boot producer/consumer app wired end-to-end. Operator automates ordered broker shutdown/scale/upgrade steps that otherwise risk partition downtime, and external access and TLS/key provisioning are configured. Demo scales a 3‑broker cluster up live, routes traffic, and surfaces metrics — the deployment and app pipeline run successfully in the demo.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:48What is Confluence
- 2:52Building applications
- 4:22How people start
- 6:08Kubernetes
- 6:33Questions
- 7:42What can I shower
- 8:37Kubernetes is tricky
- 9:17Security
- 10:29Complex steps
- 12:36Demo
- 13:26What this cloud made
- 15:21Deploying Zookeeper
- 16:40Zookeeper Control
- 18:16Zookeeper Example
- 19:54Help Chart
- 20:16Deployment
- 21:27Testing
- 21:49Chrome
- 22:50Monitoring
- 23:29Deploy
- 23:50Kafka Security
- 26:16How many to
- 26:53replication factor
- 27:14multicloud deployment
- 28:03Conclusion
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