Apache Kafka and Spring Cloud Data Flow Tutorial
Dec 4, 2020Derrick Anderson

Summary
This post introduces a tutorial on integrating Spring Cloud Data Flow with Confluent Cloud for building event-driven applications. It covers setting up Spring Cloud Data Flow locally using Docker Compose, deploying a simple 'ticktock' stream composed of 'time' and 'log' applications, and configuring it to use Kafka as the messaging broker. The tutorial highlights the use of Confluent Schema Registry and ksqlDB for seamless integrations and emphasizes the benefits of event streaming for real-time data processing.
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