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Add code and configuration for OKAFKA Hands-on-Lab
Kafka Client for Oracle Transactional Event Queues (a.k.a. OKAFKA) is a library providing Kafka Java client compatibility to Oracle Transactional Event Queues.
This Hands-on-lab will help developer understand Event Mesh using two message brokers and the technical capabilities inside the converged Oracle Database to support a scalable event-driven microservices architecture. "The developer will learn how to Kafka is similar to TxEventQ and how easy it is to convert an Apache Kafka Java microservice application to run with Oracle TxEventQ emulating a Kafka Broker."
Developer will create four event-driven microservices and two messaging brokers to allow communication between them. In the first lab, you will deploy an Apache Kafka broker to leverage the event-driven communication between two microservices written in Spring Boot. In the second lab, you will create an Oracle Transactional Event Queues (TxEventQ) and experience the Kafka APIs working in the Kafka compatibility mode. Likewise, this module has the Spring Boot producer and consumer microservices but with Kafka Java client for TxEventQ, using the okafka library.
Estimated Workshop Time: 30 minutes
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Add code and configuration for OKAFKA Hands-on-Lab
Kafka Client for Oracle Transactional Event Queues (a.k.a. OKAFKA) is a library providing Kafka Java client compatibility to Oracle Transactional Event Queues.
This Hands-on-lab will help developer understand Event Mesh using two message brokers and the technical capabilities inside the converged Oracle Database to support a scalable event-driven microservices architecture. "The developer will learn how to Kafka is similar to TxEventQ and how easy it is to convert an Apache Kafka Java microservice application to run with Oracle TxEventQ emulating a Kafka Broker."
Developer will create four event-driven microservices and two messaging brokers to allow communication between them. In the first lab, you will deploy an Apache Kafka broker to leverage the event-driven communication between two microservices written in Spring Boot. In the second lab, you will create an Oracle Transactional Event Queues (TxEventQ) and experience the Kafka APIs working in the Kafka compatibility mode. Likewise, this module has the Spring Boot producer and consumer microservices but with Kafka Java client for TxEventQ, using the okafka library.
Estimated Workshop Time: 30 minutes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: