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Duration 21 hours
Course Outline
Module 1: Introduction to the architecture and configuration of the Confluent Apache Kafka cluster
- The role of Kafka in modern data pipelines
- Distinguishing between Apache Kafka and Confluent Kafka
- Core components: producers, consumers, brokers, topics, and partitions
- Deployment models and scaling considerations for Kafka clusters
Module 2: Zookeeper Quorum Configuration
- Understanding Zookeeper
- The function of Zookeeper within a Kafka cluster
- Determining Zookeeper Quorum size
- Zookeeper setup and configuration
- Setting up SSH on our servers
- Practical exercise: Configuring Zookeeper as both a team and a service
- Utilizing the Zookeeper Command Line Interface (CLI)
- Practical exercise: Configuring the Zookeeper Quorum
- The Zookeeper internal file system
- Performance factors impacting Zookeeper
- Demonstration of management tools for Zookeeper and Zoonavigator
Module 3: Kafka Cluster Configuration
- Fundamental Kafka concepts
- Configuring Kafka settings
- Practical exercise: Configuring Kafka brokers
- Practical exercise: Running Kafka commands
- Practical exercise: Setting up a Kafka Multi-Broker Cluster
- Practical exercise: Testing the Kafka cluster
- Verifying connectivity to the Kafka cluster
- Advertised.listeners configuration: a critical setting
- Topic settings
- Configuration for downloading and ingesting messages into topics
- Practical exercise: Demonstrating Kafka resilience
- Kafka performance: I/O operations
- Kafka performance: Network (RED)
- Kafka performance: RAM usage
- Kafka performance: CPU load
- Kafka performance: Operating System (OS) interactions
- Kafka performance: Other factors
- Practical exercise: Modifying Kafka broker configurations
Module 4: Advanced Kafka Configuration
- Configuring Landoop Kafka topic UI, Confluent REST Proxy, and Confluent Schema Registry
- Sending and receiving messages via CLI, Java, and the Spring framework
- Monitoring metrics and tools (including Confluent Control Center, Elasticsearch, and others)
- Managing log files and offsets
- High availability and disaster recovery strategies
- Achieving high availability through replication
- Optimizing producer and consumer performance
- Developing disaster recovery plans
- Controlling failover and recovering data
- Setting up connectors
- Implementing Kafka Connect
- Exploring Kafka security features
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Proficiency with distributed systems and messaging concepts
- Experience with the Linux command line
- Fundamental understanding of networking and system administration
Target Audience
- System administrators
- DevOps engineers
- Platform and infrastructure teams
Testimonials (2)
Possibility to perform independent exercises in the training environment.
Tomasz - PKO Zycie Towarzystwo Ubezpieczen S.A.
Course - Kafka for Administrators
Francis's way of explaining is clear, presenting examples that help with the explanation
JUAN JOSE LOPEZ MARTINEZ - Bisih
Course - Apache Kafka for Developers
Machine Translated