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    Apache Kafka - Kafka Connect (Everything You Need To Know)

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    Apache Kafka - Kafka Connect (Everything You Need To Know)

    Apache Kafka - Kafka Connect (Everything You Need To Know)
    Published 8/2025
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 413.98 MB | Duration: 1h 20m

    Master Kafka Connect with hands-on projects: source & sink connectors, REST API, transformations, and error handling.

    What you'll learn

    Understand the architecture and core concepts of Kafka Connect, including how connectors, workers, and tasks operate

    Set up and configure source and sink connectors to integrate Kafka with various data systems.

    Use the Kafka Connect REST API to create, manage, and monitor connectors effectively.

    Apply Single Message Transformations (SMTs) to modify data in-flight.

    Implement robust error handling strategies, including configuring dead letter queues (DLQs) for failed records.

    Requirements

    Basic understanding of Apache Kafka concepts (producers, consumers, topics, partitions).

    Familiarity with Docker and Docker Compose for running containers.

    Description

    Apache Kafka is one of the most popular platforms for real-time data streaming, and Kafka Connect is the key to integrating Kafka with external systems—without writing a single line of producer or consumer code. In this course, you’ll gain practical, hands-on experience setting up and managing Kafka Connect, learning exactly how to move data into and out of Kafka efficiently and reliably.We’ll start by exploring the fundamentals—how Kafka Connect works, the difference between source and sink connectors, and the two modes of operation: standalone and distributed. Then we’ll jump into real-world projects, deploying connectors that stream data from databases, files, and APIs into Kafka, and export Kafka topics to systems like Elasticsearch and S3.Along the way, you’ll learn how to:Use the Kafka Connect REST API to create, update, and manage connectors programmatically.Apply Single Message Transformations (SMTs) to filter, modify, and enrich data “in-flight.”Configure error handling with dead letter queues to build fault-tolerant pipelines.Work with plugins and manage your connector environment with Docker for consistency across any machine.By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence and skills to design, deploy, and manage production-grade Kafka Connect pipelines. Whether you’re a developer, data engineer, or DevOps professional, this course will give you the tools you need to integrate Kafka into any data ecosystem.

    Overview

    Section 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1 Intro

    Section 2: Kafka Connect - Theory

    Lecture 2 What is kafka connect

    Lecture 3 How Kafka Connect works

    Section 3: Environment Setup

    Lecture 4 Setup

    Section 4: Rest API

    Lecture 5 Rest API - Theory

    Lecture 6 Rest API - Hands on

    Section 5: Standalone Mode

    Lecture 7 Standalone mode - Hands on

    Section 6: Source Connector

    Lecture 8 File Source Connect - Hands on

    Section 7: Sink Connector

    Lecture 9 File Sink Connector - Hands on

    Lecture 10 JDBC Sink Connector - Hands on

    Lecture 11 Elasticsearch Sink Connector - Hands on

    Section 8: Transformations

    Lecture 12 Transformations - Theory

    Lecture 13 Transformations - Hands on

    Section 9: Error Handling

    Lecture 14 Error Handling - Theory

    Lecture 15 Error Handling - Hands on

    This course is for software engineers, data engineers, DevOps professionals, and architects who want to integrate Apache Kafka with external systems using Kafka Connect.