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That's it. Just add business value 😉. For clients we tend to use librdkafka-based drivers like node-rdkafka. To use Kafka Connect and Kafka Streams you may want to take a look at our sample Dockerfiles.
The link for Dockerfiles is not working. Based on the content of the link (github.com/solsson/dockerfiles/tree/master/streams-logfilter), I suppose it was for the stream example? I have not found there is a folder named with stream in that repo.
May I know where I should look at for the stream example?
Thanks in advance,
Liwei
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rather than a couple of sentences. In response to #103.
Regarding Kafka Streams I no longer think we need examples,
because any dockerized streams application can run as a deployment.
An example of Kafka Connect would be useful, in particular
the combination of a custom image (or one with stock connectors)
and a Connect cluster manifest.
This is tracked in #69, but not the relation to
https://github.com/solsson/dockerfiles/tree/master/connect-*
KSQL (#68) is highly interesting.
Thanks for pointing this out. I wrote that before I had grasped the fundamental difference between Connect and Streams. See the commit comment above. For Streams I recommend the introduction videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3JKCLG3VP4, which explains that it's just a lib. The only thing specific to kubernets-kafka once you've built your Streams-based image will be the boostrap.servers configuration string.
I'd still like to set up these examples, but unfortunately I can't prioritize that right now.
@solsson Thank you for your response. I'm new to cluster/Kafka/Spark. I suppose that's why I'm looking for those specific contents. Thanks for the youtube link. I'll learn more about Kafka first.
In section Start Kafka of README:
The link for Dockerfiles is not working. Based on the content of the link (github.com/solsson/dockerfiles/tree/master/streams-logfilter), I suppose it was for the stream example? I have not found there is a folder named with stream in that repo.
May I know where I should look at for the stream example?
Thanks in advance,
Liwei
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: