Apache Kafka 101: Introduction (2023)

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Apache Kafka is used by over 80% of Fortune 100 companies to power real-time applications. Watch this video to understand what Kafka is, what an event is, and a basic introduction to key Kafka concepts.
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[@VikasTawniya]

Tim: "Serialization and Deserialization; We came up with those words ourselves" :D

[@kippert1987]

Loved that bit. The humour helps :D

[@JakubGodawa]

@@kippert1987 oh, it was humour!

[@angsh]

What an amazing series! Thank you for arranging this Confluent. And, Tim - Thanks a lot. Confluent is lucky to have you :)

[@michaelschneider603]

"Apache Kafka is an event streaming platform used to collect, store and process realtime data streams at scale." Trying to repeat this 101 times as fast as possible without messing me up! :-)

[@jadeedstoresupport8916]

As I am watching Mr. Tim Burglund's videos on Kafka (this and others), my whole understanding of Distributed System design is shifting and transforming. He personifies a deep understanding of event streaming. Many thanks.

[@maclovesgeet]

Good to see you Tim..

[@sameonaji643]

One of the best series! Way better to learn the history and the purpose of these technologies

[@RahulKumar-zf4ps]

Please add one more video about how kafka is used in real world. like how netflix uses kafka to show as user interest, how microservices uses kafka for communicating etc.

[@TempestofTime]

Hi, can you turn this 101 series into a playlist, please? :) Would love to share it with my colleagues easily.

[@Confluent]

Here you go: kzbin.info/aero/PLa7VYi0yPIH0KbnJQcMv5N9iW8HkZHztH

[@michaldivismusic]

What a great speaker!

[@Minecraftboy270]

ayyy you talked with my class!

[@ahmedkeskin]

Thank you ever so much

[@taekhwanoh4268]

The event is something that happened in the system. The key in the event is not unique to the event, but it may be representing some kind of entity.

[@codyhageman]

Where can we buy that tshirt?!

[@tonisun4785]

❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤 I love you Tim and Thank you sooooooo much.

[@dashielllg]

Thank you! Feedback: A few practical visual examples would've been helpful while you were speaking.

[@RicardoMontee]

That is a really nice t-shirt

[@RicardoMontee]

And Kafka is really nice too!

[@admjen1]

I'm guessing you were joking when you said "we came up with that" for the term "serialisation" right?

[@whyonearth244]

quiet Adam

[@franciscoicarocs]

I was also confused, haha "Is he really being that sarcastic right now?"

[@sapientum8]

@@franciscoicarocs did it look that he was joking ?

[@carl5192]

Are Strings primitive? String is a class with methods.

[@mattpopovich]

Apache Kafka 101: Introduction (2023) . . Date posted: Nov 23, 2020

[@user-jl7ri2mx4j]

you must be a close cousin of Bill Burr :)

[@lhxperimental]

Title says 2023 but video has been uploaded in 2020. How does that work?

[@Tee7even]

That most likely is supposed to mean that the video is still relevant.

[@k.v.d]

Didn't really get the sarcasm about MBA holders in the beginning.