Kafka Messages in .NET | Apache Kafka for .NET Developers

Apache Kafka for .NET Developers | How to Use Kafka with .NET

► TRY THIS YOURSELF: https://cnfl.io/dot-net-kafka-module-1 The foundation of an Event Streaming system is the events themselves. They take the form of messages that can be passed from one service to another through a Kafka topic. These messages consist of a unique identifier or key, and the value of the message. In this video, we'll see how to use the Kafka .NET Client to construct a message. We'll also discuss some of the key principles that should be followed when defining the message. ► For a COMPLETE IMMERSIVE HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE, go to https://cnfl.io/dot-net-kafka-module-1 -- ABOUT CONFLUENT Confluent is pioneering a fundamentally new category of data infrastructure focused on data in motion. Confluent’s cloud-native offering is the foundational platform for data in motion – designed to be the intelligent connective tissue enabling real-time data, from multiple sources, to constantly stream across the organization. With Confluent, organizations can meet the new business imperative of delivering rich, digital front-end customer experiences and transitioning to sophisticated, real-time, software-driven backend operations. To learn more, please visit www.confluent.io. #dotnet #csharp #apachekafka #kafka #confluent

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Apache Kafka® is a fast, scalable, reliable system that can be a great fit for .NET applications due to its powerful, real-time data processing features. But how do you use Kafka with .NET? What's the best way to get started? In this course, we'll show you how to build a simple streaming system using C# and ASP.NET. You'll learn how to connect your application to a Kafka Cluster hosted by Confluent Cloud, how to produce and consume messages from your Kafka cluster, and finally, how to scale your application while achieving different message delivery guarantees. By the end of the course, you will have a small working set of services using Apache Kafka as their communication layer. Learn more: https://cnfl.io/dot-net-kafka-module-1