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Course Outline
Module 1: Introduction to the architecture and configuration of the Confluent Apache Kafka cluster
- The role of Kafka in modern data pipelines.
- Differences between Apache Kafka and Confluent Kafka.
- Core components: producers, consumers, brokers, topics, partitions.
- Kafka cluster deployment models and scaling considerations.
Module 2: Zookeeper Quorum Configuration
- What is Zookeeper?
- Zookeeper’s role in a Kafka cluster.
- Zookeeper Quorum size.
- Zookeeper configuration.
- Implementing SSH on our servers.
- Practical: Zookeeper configuration (as a team and as a service).
- Using the Zookeeper Command Line Interface (CLI).
- Practical: Zookeeper Quorum configuration.
- Zookeeper internal file system.
- Performance factors affecting Zookeeper.
- Demonstration of management tools for Zookeeper and Zoonavigator.
Module 3: Kafka Cluster Configuration
- Basic Kafka concepts.
- Kafka configuration.
- Practical: Kafka broker configuration.
- Practical: Executing Kafka commands.
- Practical: Kafka Multi-Broker Cluster configuration.
- Practical: Kafka cluster testing.
- Can I connect to my Kafka cluster?
- Advertised.listeners configuration: the most important setting.
- Topic configuration.
- Configuration for downloading and ingesting messages into topics.
- Practical: Demonstrating Kafka resilience.
- Kafka performance: I/O.
- Kafka performance: Network (RED).
- Kafka performance: RAM.
- Kafka performance: CPU.
- Kafka performance: Operating System (OS).
- Kafka performance: Others.
- Practical: How to change Kafka broker configuration.
Module 4: Advanced Kafka Configuration
- Landoop Kafka topic user interface, Confluent REST Proxy, Confluent Schema Registry configuration.
- Sending and receiving messages (CLI, Java, and Spring framework).
- Monitoring metrics and tools (Confluent Control Center, Elasticsearch, etc.).
- Log files and offset management.
- High availability and disaster recovery.
- Ensuring high availability through replication.
- Tuning producer and consumer performance.
- Disaster recovery strategies.
- Failover control and data recovery.
- Connector configuration.
- Kafka Connect implementation.
- Kafka security features.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Knowledge of distributed systems and messaging concepts.
- Experience using the Linux command line.
- Foundational understanding of networking and system administration.
Target Audience
- System administrators.
- DevOps engineers.
- Platform and infrastructure teams.
21 Hours
Testimonials (2)
Possibility to perform independent exercises in the training environment.
Tomasz - PKO Zycie Towarzystwo Ubezpieczen S.A.
Course - Kafka for Administrators
The trainer tried to make the most complicated topics , explain it in simpler way