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Best Practices for Confluent Schema Registry

Confluent

Learn the best practices for using Confluent Schema Registry, including using schema IDs, understanding subjects and versions, using data contracts, pre-registering schemas, and more.

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Using Data Contracts with Confluent Schema Registry

Confluent

Confluent Schema Registry now supports data contracts! Data contracts are key to ensuring data consistency, reliability, and quality in event streams. Learn more in our blog post.

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Data Sharing Patterns with Confluent Schema Registry

Confluent

Sharing metadata on the data you store in your Confluent cluster is paramount to allow for effective sharing of that data across the enterprise. As the usage of real-time data […].

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Monitoring Confluent Platform with Datadog

Confluent

Datadog and Confluent integration brings new monitoring, metrics, and enterprise capabilities for Kafka. Monitor Kafka Connect, ksqlDB, Schema Registry, REST Proxy, and more.

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Disaster Recovery for Multi-Datacenter Apache Kafka Deployments

Confluent

Apache Kafka multi-datacenter with Confluent Replicator, Schema Registry, timestamp preservation, consumer offset reset, failover and failback workflows.

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Using CockroachDB CDC With Apache Pulsar

Dzone - DevOps

Previous Articles on CockroachDB CDC Using CockroachDB CDC with Azure Event Hubs Using CockroachDB CDC with Confluent Cloud Kafka and Schema Registry SaaS Galore: Integrating CockroachDB with Confluent Kafka, Fivetran, and Snowflake CockroachDB CDC using Minio as a cloud storage sink CockroachDB CDC using Hadoop Ozone S3 Gateway as a cloud storage (..)

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How to Connect KSQL to Confluent Cloud using Kubernetes with Helm

Confluent

Confluent Cloud, a fully managed event cloud-native streaming service that extends the value of Apache Kafka ® , is simple, resilient, secure, and performant, allowing you to focus on what is important—building contextual event-driven applications, not infrastructure. Helm Chart configuration for Confluent Cloud. and Helm/Tiller 2.8.2+

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