In Apache Kafka, Java applications called producers write structured messages to a Kafka cluster (made up of brokers). Similarly, Java applications called consumers read these messages from the same cluster. In some organizations, there are different groups in charge of writing and managing the producers and consumers. In such cases, one major pain point can be in the coordination of the agreed upon message format between producers and consumers. This example demonstrates how to use Apache Avro to serialize records that are produced to Apache Kafka while allowing evolution of schemas and nonsynchronous update of producer and consumer applications. Read more The post Robust Message Serialization in Apache Kafka Using Apache Avro, Part 1 appeared first on Cloudera Engineering Blog.


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