cnfl.io/what-is-kafka-and-ksq... | Apache Kafka® is an open source distributed streaming platform that allows you to build applications and process events as they occur. Tim Berglund (Senior Director of Developer Experience at Confluent) walks through how it works and important underlying concepts. As a real-time, scalable, and durable system, Kafka can be used for fault-tolerant storage as well as for other use cases, such as stream processing, centralized data management, metrics, log aggregation, event sourcing, and more.
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One of THE BEST videos explaining Kafka in such a simple way. I am now officially a fan of Tim Berglund.
Instablaster...
10 minutes to explain that Kafka is basically queue of events? Lame!
@@SatanIsTheLord even the keyword that you used "queue of events" is pretty advanced for some beginners.
Great explanation. I love the lightboard!
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Exactly what I thought. The lightboard is incredible, different from all the technology I ever seen.
Nice overview. Our company has just began implementing Kafka, and I'm watching a lot of these little videos to wrap my head around it.
I totally like the way you teach in this video. I never worked with Kafka and this gave me a clear and structured overview.
i did not expect such captivating explanation of what kafka is. brilliant.
The best explanation I've seen for Kafka during this month.
great job explaining Kafka and event driven software architecture! seriously! one of the best I've experienced!
Now that's what I call an awesome explanation. Great job!
4:51 "Minimum Viable Understanding", that's a damn interesting concept.
Tim Berglund explains concepts so well. Legend
Very grateful. ❤ and 🙏 from Chennai 🇮🇳
Everyone else going, "Target System, Source System, Streaming, distributed events, etc. etc." but they don't put it together as well as Tim does! Brilliant.
this explanation really helped me wrap my head around the Kafka idea... thanks
Wow the way he put kafka vis a vis db in the first 2 minutes, is legendary. No one talked about kafka that way ever.
Excellent explanation, the bes you can find about Kafka... Thank you!
Man could not have put it any simpler than this. Subscribed 2 min into the video
This is fantastic, one of the best explanations ever!
Great video, Tim slice and dice the topic to make it simple to understand
Awesome! Short and crisp explanation to the point. Great job :-)
this is Bill Bur's best explanation of Apache Kafka so far
this guy is a legend. how awesome would it be to work with this guy!!
Tim Berglund is "the man!!!"
This is such a great introduction video on Kafka! Thanks for doing this.
in love with this guy - can't explain it better
Thank you Tim. Really clear explanation!
Nicely explained in simple steps! You made Kafka easy!
Amaizing explanation! Thank you Sir.
After reading a bunch of papers and lectures that are making non-sense, KZhead and this video are my lifesaver!
Great explanation by Gavin Belson
When did he leave Hooli? 🤔🤣
Great explanation about different components available in kafka & confluent 👏
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very very very good video, showed this to a number of people to stop me having to explain this and they were sold. Excellent.
Very usefull video! I understood the basics in few minutes! thanks!
your explanation is excellent!!!
Thanks... fantastic, clear, no bs explanation.
Simple and concise explanation!
Complete and easy explanation. Thanks.
what a way to explain the things, I liked this way to teaching , great job guys, you have done lot of magic to Kafka
Enjoyed the presentation, All of them (with or without IT knowledge) would be able to understand.
Excellent explanation, thank you!
Awesome Explanation on Kafka
Super helpful. Very well explained. Thank you.
Wonderful & inspiring enough to drag your attention to Apache Kafka.
Loved the explanation! So clear in under 12 min. Great job!
This is an excellent lecture on the topic!!!!
Thank you!!! The explanation is great!!! :)
Superb presentation! Thank you.
Hey Tim great review ! I remember seeing you in Munich in one meetup, kind of suprised to see you here :)
Tim Berglund should have an IT buzz-term explanation channel. This is really good.
Such a great explanation!
Superb!!!!! Amazing explaination. Thank you!
I love how the presenter is able to write backwards.
I'm pretty certain he doesn't
Ahah, he just writes normally and mirror the video
@@flypip Now you mention it, the clues are there - he writes with his 'left' hand, though he could be a leftie, but then his wedding band is on his right hand instead of his left - plus the shirt pocket is on the right hand side and the shirt is buttoned the wrong way around (unless he buys shirts for left handed people, that is).
Robert Bowden Yes, there are some clues, but it’s a famous technique to teach through a video
yeah and he is left-handed!
STANDING-O .. omg. can you explain everything to me. That was freakin awesome.
Perfect Overview..Thanks :)
A slick presentation. But fit for purpose is important. "Some people are finding..." sounds a bit like "a lot of people are saying..." Kafka may work well for certain problems but it is so much easier to see what is going on when your data is in a database and then goes somewhere rather than sloshing around in micro services and topics along the way. And with a database you know that your data is on disk and backed up, not potentially adrift in memory. And "not writing code" works well if the pre-packaged stuff does exactly what you want, but otherwise it is going to be a worse outcome than writing code.
Wow, you sir are amazing, thanks for this
Awesome. Best explanation ever.
I had watched other intro videos which discusses about producer APIs and event emitting, in addition to topics. This one focuses mainly on topics. Couldn't say this introduction is complete.
Great Explanation. How does Kafka relates to Splunk who used to aggregate logs?
Brilliant. Thank you!
Very nice explanation! Thanks a ton!
Excellent intro into the questions "What is Kafka" and "Why Kakfa". Although teams would have to think a lot before they step into a migration thinking this is cool and then finding the old one was sufficient ;-)
Good Explanation! Great job
Nobody noticed how causually he does mirror writing while explaining a complex TOPIC. Respect!
Chances are that he is not mirror writing but the whole video is mirrored: he writes with his left hand and, statistically, 90% or the people are right-handed. Also, he wears a wedding ring, which is customary worn on the left hand in the United States, regardless of whether you are left- or right-handed. Actually, you can see a freckle above one eye, and in a photo I saw in Internet you can see it over the other eye... All in all, the video is awesome and still: Respect!
@@xaviert9882 Great analysis! thx :-)
Awesome introduction video. Can't wait to start learning Kafka
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Great video! Thank you Tim!
Excellent introduction
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Very well explained !! Thanks for sharing this !
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Great explanation. May I request you a video on Kafka connectors?
even I understood it ! Great video ! 10/10
Simply great ! thank you
Really informative, Awesome video
amazing, really well explained
perfect overview Great stuff
Awesome Explanation
awesome explanation. thanks!!
Thanks for this amazing video
thanks, great explanation !
Wonderful video...thank you!
Confluent sounds like a good tech company. Will definitely consider it for any Kafka services. ( By good means not evil )
Excellent video! Thank you!
Very nice explanation sir great job
TIM BERGLAND FOR PRESIDENT!!
Great introduction !
Thanks for good explaining of what Apache Kafka is, i think its can resovle sommene of my problems :P
Thank you! Yay event-driven architecture. :o) Philosophically, objectmotion is like spacetime. Things make events and events make things. Nonhalting is the more primitive state of stuff. Complementarity in information theory.
Excellent explanation wow
That was really great!! Thumbs up!!
Question - is it possible for kafka producer to maintain idempotency bases on message(some key set by us) key? basically our requirement is messages with same key should not be posted again even if we replay after a day.
Very good explanation. Even tho I got distracted by wondering if he used a real pen on glass or not.
Hi, How to implement synchronous program while it depends on other smaller programs output?
Brilliant!
thanks for this video
What a great video!!
I feel enlightened
great video thank you.
Very well made video and it was well explained what Kafka does. However I did not hear an answer to the question in the title: "What is Kafka?"
Nice presentation.
can i write apis out of the topics so I can send the data into a common DAAS for aggregating data from the disparate systems?
Seamlessly writing topic backwards. Impressive