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Thank you for purchasing the MEAP for Kafka in Action!
For me, reading has always been part of my preferred learning style. Part of the nostalgia
is remembering the first practical programming book I ever really read: Elements of
Programming with Perl by Andrew L Johnson. The content was something that registered
with me. I could follow along and it was a joy to work through.
I hope to capture some of that practical content in regards to working with Apache Kafka.
The excitement of learning something new that I had when reading Elements of
Programming with Perl was the same way I felt when I started to work with Kafka for the
first time. Kafka was unlike any other message broker or enterprise service bus (ESB) that I
had used at the time. The speed to get started developing producers and consumers, the
ability to reprocess data, and independent consumers moving at their own speeds without
removing the data from other consumer applications were techniques that solved pain points
I had seen in my own past development and impressed me when I started looking at Kafka.
I see Kafka as changing the standard for data platforms; it can help move batch and ETL
workflows to near real-time data feeds. Since this foundation is likely a shift from past data
architectures that many enterprise users are familiar with, I wanted to take a user from no
prior knowledge of Kafka to the ability to work with Kafka producers and consumers and
also be able to perform basic Kafka developer and admin tasks. By the end of this book, I
also hope you will feel comfortable digging into more advanced Kafka topics such as cluster
monitoring, metrics, and multi-site data replication with your new core Kafka knowledge.
Please remember, these chapters are still works in progress, and will likely change and
hopefully get even better by the time the book is complete. I never used to understand how
simple mistakes could make it into books, but seeing all of the edits, revisions, and deadlines
involved, typos can still make their way into the content and source code. I appreciate your
notes for corrections and patience if you run into anything. Please be sure to post any
questions, comments, or suggestions you have about the book in the liveBook's Discussion
Forum section for Kafka in Action.
I really do hope to make this a useful book and appreciate feedback that you think could
improve future versions as well.
Thanks again for your interest and for purchasing the MEAP!
—Dylan Scott
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