Kafka and Kafka Stream Examples in Kotlin with Project Reactor Kafka
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As the integration tests run with docker you are required to have docker running locally.
Then simply execute the maven command you wish.
mvn clean install
Please use the docker-compose file in the root of each module project to create the Kafka Brokers and Zookeeper and where appropriate the Schema Registry.
Please check the directory README for details how to run this example.
Integration tests can be found for each module project and these require Docker to be running and use Testcontainers these are powerful tests that fire up Kafka instances and our application and fully test the flow of messages through our streaming application.
This example shows how you can use the reactive API to build a consumer from a lowercase-topic map the data and output
it with the same key to a uppercase-topic with the data converted to uppercase. Please check the sub module README for
how to execute this. It is a very interesting yet simple example, as you can see when the consume is lazily instantiated
when it connects and then once a message is received it lazily instantiates the producer to send on.
Shows how you can run a secured broker cluster using TLS and a application that will will consume and produce with this secure transport layer to the brokers. Details can be found in the sub folder README.
This module is for examples of using Kafka Streams with Kotlin and Avro. Here we build a stock ordering system that has
the concept of customers to place orders. We use Avro to define schemas for the main topics and use changelog tables to
store down product and customer information which is joined to the OrderRequests. This module depends on the Avro code
generation in the avro-schemas module so that needs building before compiling this module.
We also have a package for examples to show the following features found here.
- Windowing
- Aggregates
- Joins