Backing up your [Apache Kafka](http://kafka.apache.org/) data is an important practice that will help you recover from unintended data loss or bad data added to the cluster due to user error. In this tutorial, you will back up, import, and migrate your Kafka data on a single CentOS 7 installation as well as on multiple CentOS 7 installations on separate servers.
Apache Kafka is a popular distributed message broker designed to efficiently handle large volumes of real-time data. In this tutorial, you will install and configure Apache Kafka 2.1.1 securely on a Debian 10 server, then test your setup by producing and consuming a Hello World message. You will then optionally install KafkaT to monitor Kafka and set up a Kafka multi-node cluster.
Backing up your Apache Kafka data is an important practice that will help you recover from unintended data loss or bad data added to the cluster due to user error. In this tutorial, you will back up, import, and migrate your Kafka data on a single Debian 9 installation as well as on multiple Debian 9 installations on separate servers. ZooKeeper is a critical component of Kafka’s operation, you will also back up ZooKeeper’s data in this tutorial.
Apache Kafka is a popular distributed message broker designed to efficiently handle large volumes of real-time data. In this tutorial, you will install and use Apache Kafka on Debian 9.
Backing up Apache Kafka data is an important practice to prevent unintended data loss. This tutorial will walk you through backing up, importing, and migrating your Kafka data on single and multiple Ubuntu 18.04 servers.
Apache Kafka is a popular distributed message broker designed to handle large volumes of real-time data efficiently. A Kafka cluster is not only highly scalable and fault-tolerant, but it also has a much higher throughput compared to other message brokers such as ActiveMQ and RabbitMQ. Though it is generally used as a pub/sub messaging system, a lot of organizations also use it for log aggregation because it offers persistent storage for published messages.
Push notifications let your Android application notify a user of an event even when the user is not using your app. The goal of this tutorial is to send a simple push notification to your app. We’ll use **Ubuntu 14.04** and **Python 2.7** on the server, and **Google Cloud Messaging** as the push notification service.
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