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If you have done all these activities in previous sections on was me, you understand a lot about about

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Chicago, you know, what is Breuker, you know, what is or keep or you know what the topic of what

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is produced and what is consumer and how all of that actually works.

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And in this section, I will take some time in order to explain all of those concepts using diagrams.

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We will do any bricusse activities.

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I'll use just diagrams and explain different concepts.

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I'll explain details of what is a broker or what is zookeeper.

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What a zookeeper ensemble.

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What is Gloster or BROCKERS?

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You'll understand what a story.

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What are officials and how partitions are spread across a different brokers instead of the glass.

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Also, you'll understand the structure of the message and how actually messages are sent from producers

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and consumed by consumers.

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Also explain how producers are able to produce messages to different broadcast of different partitions

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and how consumers with messages from multiple broadcasts.

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You'll also understand what is controller and what is its role in a Kloster.

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And most importantly, you'll understand how to create fault tolerant or resilient or reliable solution

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with about Kafka.

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And I'll explain what is the replication factor and how to store multiple copies of every message on

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different broadcast.

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And if any of those borchers fails, other brokers will take over and continue serving producers and

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consumers.

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Let's get started.