Deploying Apache Pulsar to Google Kubernetes Engine

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James Wilson

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:39

2. Messaging with Apache Pulsar

1. Introduction.mp4

04:43

2. What Is Pulsar.mp4

03:38

3. The CAP Theorem.mp4

03:32

4. Introducing Pulsars Architecture.mp4

04:35

5. Summary.mp4

01:46

3. Comparing Pulsar and Kafka

1. Introduction.mp4

02:54

2. Monolith vs Multi-layer Architecture.mp4

01:46

3. Writing to Partitioned Topics.mp4

03:44

4. Reading Data from Pulsar.mp4

03:30

5. Multi-cluster and Geo-replication.mp4

02:10

6. The Security of Kafka and Pulsar.mp4

02:38

7. Summary.mp4

03:41

4. Deploying Pulsar to Google Kubernetes Engine

1. Introduction.mp4

01:59

2. Installing Kubernetes on GKE.mp4

04:25

3. Verifying the Installation of Kubernetes.mp4

01:27

4. Introducing the Pulsar Proxy.mp4

02:58

5. Installing the Helm Charts.mp4

06:52

6. Breaking down the Pulsar Installation.mp4

05:29

5. Configuring the Pulsar Cluster

1. Introduction.mp4

02:34

2. Reviewing Tenants, Namespaces, and Topics.mp4

02:57

3. Multi-tenancy with the Pulsar Manager.mp4

05:52

4. Leveraging The Pulsar Admin CLI.mp4

03:36

5. Breaking down the Pulsar Helm Chart.mp4

07:01

6. Customizing the Pulsar Helm Chart.mp4

04:16

7. Using the REST Admin API.mp4

03:33

8. Jumping into the Rabbit Hole to Configure Pulsar.mp4

05:20

6. Creating Topics, Producers, and Consumers

1. Introduction.mp4

02:49

2. Reviewing the Code.mp4

05:15

3. Getting the Proxy Certificate.mp4

03:54

4. Running Producers and Consumers.mp4

04:51

5. Using the Legacy Go SDK.mp4

03:44

7. Leveraging the Pulsar Schema Registry

1. Introduction.mp4

02:17

2. Reasoning About the System with Schemas.mp4

02:44

3. Schema Producers and Consumers.mp4

05:01

4. Allow Auto-update Schema.mp4

02:16

5. Passing the Wrong Schema.mp4

01:25

6. Ensuring Schema Validation.mp4

04:08

7. Sending the Wrong Struct.mp4

02:39

8. Updating the Schema.mp4

03:43

9. Summary.mp4

03:48

Description

Apache Pulsar is becoming a popular messaging system. This course will teach you how to set up and configure Apache Pulsar on Google Kubernetes Engine for production use.

What You'll Learn?

Apache Pulsar has a messaging system with a cool architecture that is incredibly powerful to meet your needs. It is arguable that it is even more powerful if you have it running on Google Kubernetes Engine. Both systems together can provide incredible scalability and fault tolerance allowing you to scale your existing business or to open new possibilities for products that do not exist today. In this course, Deploying Apache Pulsar to Google Kubernetes Engine, you’ll learn to stand up Apache Pulsar onto a system that can scale. First, you’ll explore the pros and cons of Apache Pulsar compared to Apache Kafka. Next, you’ll discover installing, configuring, and managing Apache Pulsar on Google Kubernetes Engine. Finally, you’ll learn how to create producers and consumers that will utilize your Apache Pulsar system. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of running Apache Pulsar on Google Cloud which is needed to build a powerful messaging system that can horizontally scale around the world.

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As a mobile developer, James always had a passion for building exciting apps and always striving to make user interfaces that were easy and intuitive to use. Today, he now works at Pendo where he is helping to build tools that can be used to make apps that people love. He is accomplishing this by building distributed systems that scale using Go and Google Cloud. Never satisfied with his knowledge, he is a life-long learner and is always interested in looking to grow and learn and then shares his knowledge with others. James has worked in a wide array of fields whether as a technician working with radar and communication systems or as a developer building on platforms such as .NET, iOS, and Android. In his free time, James enjoys spending time with his family, playing video games, and reading fiction and non-fiction.

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