BESTSELLER | Created by Stephane Maarek | AWS Certified Solutions Architect & Developer, Simon Aubury | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch | Duration: 03:34 H/M | Lec: 33 | 1.12 GB | Language: English | Sub: English [Auto-generated]

Use SQL on Apache Kafka with Confluent KSQL! Build an entire taxi booking application based on KSQL stream processing

What you'll learn

Learn all the fundamentals of KSQL

Create a taxi booking application

Create Streams, Tables, Generate Data with ksql-datagen

Advanced Operations: Joins, Windowing, Aggregations, Geospatial

Deal with all kind of data formats: CSV, JSON & Avro

Create and use UDF, use UDAF

Moving KSQL to production with tips

Requirements

Fundamental understanding of Kafka (see beginners course)

Kafka Streams knowledge is a plus (but not a requirement)

Description

The latest release in the Apache Kafka Series!

Confluent KSQL has become an increasingly popular stream processing framework built upon Kafka Streams. It enables developers to write real-time stream processing applications with the ease of SQL. No Kafka Streams knowledge required!

For this course, I have partnered with KSQL expert Simon Aubury to bring you the ultimate KSQL course.

We'll take a project based approach for this course. You'll learn all the most important KSQL features by gradually building a KSQL taxi booking application!

KSQL Setup

KSQL Command Line

Streams with CSV, JSON and AVRO

Use the KSQL-Datagen utility

Manipulate streams

Create Tables

Perform Joins

Advanced KSQL: Rekeying, Merging Streams, Windowing, Geospatial

Extending KSQL: UDF & UDAF

Moving to Production

KSQL Operations

Note: To best enjoy this course, a Mac or Linux machine is preferred. Windows users will have special instructions and would be better by leveraging a Linux VM.

Who this course is for?

Developers who want to learn and write their first KSQL applications

Architects who want to understand how KSQL fits into their solution architecture

Anyone looking to learn more about KSQL

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