Stream Big Data: How to use Kafka with Spring Boot

[@giuseppemigliozzi7148]

Man your video quality is amazing and the content that you're putting out is exactly what I need as a junior dev! Keep going cause I'm sure that sooner or later you'll get a lot a views!

[@devtiro]

Amazing! I'm glad the content helps 💪 And thank you for the kind words!

[@huw1676]

Thank you for this video. This was exactly what I was after, and made the whole process of using Kafka with SpringBoot straightforward.

[@devtiro]

You're very welcome!

[@shobyvinci]

That was an excellent use of my 26 minutes! thank you so much for this tutorial.

[@puneetshrivastava8032]

Brilliant explanation to get your feet wet in apache Kafka world.. Keep sharing your knowledge.🙌

[@Jeekster72]

Very relevant and informative. Thanks a lot!

[@ceydossenidover]

your videos are amazing, thank you so much for putting in the effort and great explanations. subscribed :)

[@muzaffarumar]

Simply superb

[@devtiro]

Thank you very much! 🙌

[@davidcfrogley]

I'm new to the channel, so thank you for being patient with what may be a duplicate question... Why do you call it "Visual Code Studio"?

[@RN-jo8zt]

mw working on banking domain. so my question can we implement kafka in a modular monolith architecture? we have different module with separate db code and we consume/expose via rest api. requiremnet: Organization created -> event sent out to all interested parties to consume as an event Customer updated -> event sent out to all interested parties as an event

[@federico42o]

Thank you! Great video

[@devtiro]

You are most welcome! I'm glad it was helpful 💪

[@nesreenmohd665]

Amazing ❤ thanks a lot!

[@devtiro]

Thank you 🙌

[@trannhathungnguyen352]

hope you make more video about Spring

[@devtiro]

I very much plan to 😁

[@youtux2]

It seems to be showing something interesting on the topic (no pun in tended) of multiple consumers reading the same topic...

[@loshithahasaral3273]

Thank you😍

[@devtiro]

You are very welcome!

[@sanchez-emir]

Buen video! se puede reemplazar jackson por google gson? que diferencias hay entre estos dos.

[@devtiro]

Thank you! I'm not sure 🤔 Both libs serialize/deserialize objects to/from JSON, but Jackson is used by default in Spring Boot. I would recommend sticking to the default dependencies as much as possible. If the recipe is tweaked too much, you may find yourself trying to figure out a weird and wonderful error only a few people have encountered. It can get pretty boring after a few hours of scouring StackOverflow, trust me 😅

[@crisor6645]

Gracias por el video!! Podrías agregar subtítulos en ingles?