Scripts and samples to support Confluent Demos, Talks, and Blogs. Not all of the examples in this repository are kept up to date. For automated tutorials and QA'd code, see https://github.com/confluentinc/tutorials/
🐳✨ Fully automated Apache Kafka® and Confluent Docker based examples // 👷♂️ Easily build examples or reproduction models
Internet of Things Integration Example => Apache Kafka + Kafka Connect + MQTT Connector + Sensor Data
Apache Kafka and Related Projects
Create Kafka-Connect clusters with docker . You put the Kafka, we put the Connect.
An exercise running Kafka, Kafka Connect, PostgreSQL, Superset and AWS S3
Hands-on workshop with Iceberg, Redpanda, Debezium and Kafka-Connect
An easily configurable Debezium Docker image ready for the cloud
A data hub/streaming solution that uses Kafka Connect to distribute data across many targets, such as Postgres, Elasticsearch, Consumers, and DynamoDB.
This project provides simple templates and instructions to build Apache Pulsar connectors on base of the existing Apache Kafka connectors.
Simulated production environment running Kubernetes targeting Apache Kafka and Confluent components on Confluent Cloud. Managed by declarative infrastructure and GitOps.
Change Data Capture with Debezium & PostgreSQL. This repository contains the demo Docker Compose file for setting up and running the whole CDC infrastructure (Kafka Connect, Debezium, PostgreSQL etc.)
utils for check status connectors and restart if status failed
In the following post, we will learn how to build a data pipeline using a combination of open-source software (OSS), including Debezium, Apache Kafka, Kafka Connect.
Using "Debezium" Kafka CDC connector plugin to source data from MongoDB Cluster into KAFKA topics.
A repository PoC streaming data from MongoDB as upstream to Elasticsearch downstream by using Kafka Connect and additional tools for monitoring ⭐️
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