Kafka For Developers

Using
Spring Boot

Dilip Sundarraj
 About Me
• Dilip

• Building Software’s since 2008

• Teaching in UDEMY Since 2016

 Whats Covered?
• Introduction to Kafka and internals of Kafka

• Building Enterprise standard Kafka Clients using Spring-Kafka/

SpringBoot

• Resilient Kafka Client applications using Error-Handling/Retry/Recovery

• Writing Unit/Integration tests using JUnit

 Targeted Audience
• Focused for developers

• Interested in learning the internals of Kafka

• Interested in building Kafka Clients using Spring Boot

• Interested in building Enterprise standard Kafka client applications using

Spring boot
Source Code
Thank You !
Introduction to Apache Kafka
Prerequisites
 Course Prerequisites
• Prior Knowledge or Working Experience with Spring Boot/Framework

• Knowledge about building Kafka Clients using Producer and Consumer API

• Knowledge about building RESTFUL APIs using Spring Boot

• Experience working with Spring Data JPA

• Automated tests using JUnit

• Experience Working with Mockito

• Java 11 or Higher is needed

• Intellij , Eclipse or any other IDE is needed

 Software Development
Past Current

Order Payment
Service Service
Order Payment
Service Service

Retail App
Inventory Noti cation
Service Service Inventory Delivery
Service Service

Noti cation
Service
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 MicroServices Architecture
API API API
Inventory Cart
Order Service
Service Service

Events Events Events

Interface Interface Interface

Event Streaming Platform

Events Events Events

Interface Interface Interface

Payment Noti cation Delivery

Service Service Service
API API API
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 What is an Event Streaming Platform?
• Producers and Consumers subscribe to a stream of records

Streaming
Producer Consumer
platform

• Store stream of Events

1 2 3 4 N
………

• Analyze and Process Events as they occur

 Apache Kafka (Event Streaming Platform)
API API API
Inventory Cart
Order Service
Service Service

Events Events Events

Interface Interface Interface

Apache Kafka (Event Streaming Platform)

Events
Interface Events
Interface
Payment
Service Noti cation Delivery
API Service Service
API
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 Traditional Kafka
Messaging System Streaming Platform
• Transient Message Persistance • Stores events based on a retention
ddd time. Events are Immutable

• Brokers responsibility to keep • Consumers Responsibility to keep

track of consumed messages track of consumed messages

• Target a speci c Consumer • Any Consumer can access a

f message from the broker

• Not a distributed system • It’s a distributed streaming

system
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 Kafka Use Cases
Transportation Retail Banking

Sale Noti cations

Driver-Rider Noti cations Fraud Transactions
RealTime Purchase New Feature/Product
Food Delivery Noti cations recommendations
noti cations
Tracking Online Order
Deliveries
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 Kafka Terminology & Client APIs
Kafka
File ProducerAPI
DB System Producers

Kafka Cluster
Source Kafka Kafka
Connector Broker1 Broker2
Kafka Cluster Kafka Streams
Kafka Kafka
Broker3 Broker4
Sink StreamsAPI
Connector

File
DB System
Kafka
Consumers ConsumerAPI
ConnectAPI
Download Kafka
Kafka Topics
&
Partitions
 Kafka Topics
• Topic is an Entity in Kafka with a name
 Kafka Topics
• Topic is an Entity in Kafka with a name

Kafka Broker

Send to Poll
Kafka Producer TopicA TopicA Kafka Consumer
TopicA

ABC ABC
 Topic and Partitions
• Partition is where the message lives inside the topic

• Each Topic will be create with one or more partitions

 Topic and Partitions
TopicA - Each Partition is an ordered , immutable
sequence of records
ABC DEF GHI JKL - Each record is assigned a sequential number
Partition 0 0 1 2 3 called o set
………

- Each partition is independent of each other

ABC DEF GHI JKL BOB DAD KIM
Partition 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
……… - Ordering is guaranteed only at the partition
level
- Partition continuously grows as new records
are produced
- All the records are persisted in a commit log
in the le system where Kafka is installed
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 Topics and Partitions
TopicA

0 1 2 3 4 5
Send to
Partition 0
Kafka Producer TopicA

Partition 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
 Setting up
Zookeeper
&
Kafka Broker
Setting up Kafka in Local

Broker registered
with zookeeper
 Sending
Kafka Messages
With
Key and Value
 Kafka Message
• Kafka Message these sent from producer has two properties

• Key (optional)

• Value
Sending Message Without Key
test-topic

Partition 0 Apple
Send to
Kafka Producer TopicA
Partitioner

Partition 1 Adam

Apple Adam
Partition 2 Alpha

Alpha Angel
Partition 3 Angel
 Sending Message With Key
test-topic

K:A K: A K: A K: A
Send to Partition 0 V:Apple V: Adam V:Alpha V: Angel
Kafka Producer test-topic
Partitioner

K:B K: B K: B K: B
Partition 1 V:Boy V: Ben V:Beta V: Becky
Key: A Key: A
Apple Adam
K:C K: C K: C K: C
Partition 2 V:Cat V: Carl V:Cam V: Cathy
Key: A Key: A
Alpha Angel

Partition 3
Key: B Boy Key: B Ben

Key: B Beta Key: B

Brcky
Consumer Offsets
 Consumer Offsets
• Consumer have three options to read test-topic
• from-beginning
ABC DEF GHI JKL
• latest Partition 0 0 1 2 3
………
• speci c o set ABC DEF GHI JKL BOB DAD KIM
Partition 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

ABC DEF GHI JKL BOB DAD KIM

Partition 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

ABC DEF GHI JKL BOB DAD KIM

Partition 3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
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 Consumer Offsets
test-topic

ABC DEF GHI JKL DAD DFF JKL OPP

Partition 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

From beginning

group.id = group1 Consumer 1 __consumer_o sets

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 Consumer Offsets
test-topic

ABC DEF GHI JKL DAD DFF JKL OPP

Partition 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

From beginning

group.id = group1 Consumer 1 __consumer_o sets

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 Consumer Offset

• Consumer o sets behaves like a bookmark for the consumer to start

reading the messages from the point it left o .
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Consumer Groups
 Consumer Groups
• group.id is mandatory
test-topic
• group.id plays a major role when it comes
to scalable message consumption. ABC DEF GHI JKL
Partition 0 0 1 2 3
………
ABC DEF GHI JKL BOB DAD KIM
Partition 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
ABC DEF GHI JKL BOB DAD KIM
Partition 2 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
ABC DEF GHI JKL BOB DAD KIM
Partition 3 0 1 2 3 4 5 6

group.id = group1 Consumer 1

 Consumer Groups
test-topic

Producer
Partition 0 Partition 1 Partition 2 Partition 3

group.id = group1 Consumer A

P0 P1

P2 P3
 Consumer Groups
test-topic

Partition 0 Partition 1 Partition 2 Partition 3

Consumer A Consumer A
group.id = group1 group.id = group1

P0 P1 P2 P3
Consumer Groups
test-topic

Partition 0 Partition 1 Partition 2 Partition 3

Consumer A Consumer A Consumer A Consumer A

group.id = group1 group.id = group1 group.id = group1 group.id = group1

P0 P1 P2 P3
Consumer Groups
test-topic

Partition 0 Partition 1 Partition 2 Partition 3

Consumer A Consumer A Consumer A Consumer A Consumer A

group.id = group1 group.id = group1 group.id = group1 group.id = group1 group.id = group1

P0 P1 P2 P3 Idle
Consumer Groups
test-topic

Partition 0 Partition 1 Partition 2 Partition 3

Consumer A Consumer A Consumer B Consumer B

P0 P1 P0,P1 P1,P2

Consumer A Consumer A
P2 P3
Group2

Group1
 Consumer Groups : Summary
• Consumer Groups are used for scalable message consumption

• Each di erent application will have a unique consumer group

• Who manages the consumer group?

• Kafka Broker manages the consumer-groups

• Kafka Broker acts as a Group Co-ordinator

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 Commit Log
&
Retention Policy
 Commit Log
Kafka Broker

Send to Poll
Kafka Producer TopicA TopicA Kafka Consumer
TopicA

ABC

Bytes

log.dirs=/tmp/kafka-logs File System

00000000000000000000.log
 Retention Policy
• Determines how long the message is retained ?

• Con gured using the property log.retention.hours in server.properties

le

• Default retention period is 168 hours (7 days)

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 Kafka
as a
Distributed Streaming
System
Apache Kafka® is a distributed streaming platform
 What is a Distributed System?
• Distributed systems are a collection of systems working together to
deliver a value

System 1

Client Client

System 2 System 3
Characteristics of Distributed System
Client
• Availability and Fault Tolerance

• Reliable Work Distribution System 1

• Easily Scalable
System 2 System 3

• Handling Concurrency is fairly easy

Client System 4
Kafka as a Distributed System

Producer Consumer

Producer Producer Consumer Consumer

Kafka Broker
Producer Producer Consumer Consumer

Producer Producer Consumer Consumer

Kafka as a Distributed System

Producer Consumer Consumer

Producer Kafka Cluster

Kafka Kafka Kafka

Broker Broker Broker Consumer
Producer
1 2 3

Consumer Consumer
Producer Producer
File File File
System System System

- Client requests are distributed between brokers

- Easy to scale by adding more brokers based on the need

- Handles data loss using Replication

 SetUp
Kafka Cluster
Using
Three Brokers
 Start Kafka Broker

./kafka-server-start.sh ../config/server.properties
 Setting up Kafka Cluster
- New server.properties les with the new broker details.

broker.id=<unique-broker-d>
listeners=PLAINTEXT://localhost:<unique-port>
log.dirs=/tmp/<unique-kafka-folder>
auto.create.topics.enable=false(optional)
Example: server-1.properties
broker.id=1
listeners=PLAINTEXT://localhost:9093
log.dirs=/tmp/kafka-logs-1
auto.create.topics.enable=false(optional)
fi
How Kafka Distributes the
Client Requests?
 How Topics are distributed?
./kafka-topics.sh -
-create --topic test-topic-replicated
-zookeeper localhost:2181
--replication-factor 3
--partitions 3

Leader of Leader of Leader of

Partition0 Partition1 Partition2

Controller

Partition-0 Partition-1 Partition-2

test-topic-replicated

Broker 1 Broker 2 Broker 3

Kafka Cluster
How Kafka Distributes Client Requests?
Kafka Producer
Partition-0
Kafka Send to
test-topic- Partitioner Partition-1
Producer replicated Leader of Leader of Leader of
Partition-2 Partition0 Partition1 Partition2

ABC GHI

DEF

Partition-0 Partition-1 Partition-2

test-topic-replicated

Broker 1 Broker 2 Broker 3

File System File System File System

Kafka Cluster
How Kafka Distributes Client Requests?
Kafka Consumer
Kafka Cluster
Leader of Leader of Leader of
Partition0 Partition1 Partition2

Poll
test-topic- Kafka Consumer
replicated

Records processed
Partition-0 Partition-1 Partition-2 Successfully

test-topic-replicated

Broker 1 Broker 2 Broker 3

File System File System File System
How Kafka Distributes Client Requests?
Kafka Consumer Groups
Kafka Cluster
Poll Kafka Consumer
test-topic
(partition-0)
group.id=group1

Records processed
Successfully

Poll
test-topic Kafka Consumer
Partition-0 Partition-1 Partition-2 (partition-1) group.id=group1

test-topic Records processed

Successfully

Poll
Broker 1 Broker 2 Broker 3 test-topic
Kafka Consumer
(partition-2) group.id=group1
File System File System File System
Records processed
Successfully
 Summary : How Kafka Distributes the Client
Requests?
• Partition leaders are assigned during topic Creation

• Clients will only invoke leader of the partition to produce and consume
data

• Load is evenly distributed between the brokers

How Kafka handles Data
Loss ?
How Kafka handles Data loss?
Kafka Cluster
Leader of Leader of Leader of
Partition0 Partition1 Partition2

Kafka Partition-0 Partition-1 Partition-2 Kafka

Producer Consumer

test-topic-replicated

Broker 1 Broker 2 Broker 3

File System File System File System

 Replication
./kafka-topics.sh -
-create --topic test-topic-replicated
-zookeeper localhost:2181
--replication-factor 3
--partitions 3
 Replication
Kafka Cluster
Leader of Leader of Leader of
Partition0 Partition1 Partition2

Replication factor = 3
Partition-0 Partition-1 Partition-2

Leader Replica
Kafka Partition-1 Partition-0 Partition-0
Producer (Follower) (Follower) (Follower)

Follower Replica Follower Replica

Partition-2 Partition-2 Partition-1
(Follower) (Follower) (Follower)

Broker 1 Broker 2 Broker 3

File System File System File System

 Replication
Kafka Cluster
Leader of Leader of
Leader of Leader of
Partition0 Partition1
Partition
Partition 0&1 Partition2

Partition-0 Partition-1 Partition-2

Kafka Partition-1 Partition-0 Partition-0 Kafka

Producer (Follower) (Follower) (Follower) Consumer

Partition-2 Partition-2 Partition-1

(Follower) (Follower) (Follower)

Broker 1 Broker 2 Broker 3

File System File System File System

 In-Sync Replica(ISR)
• Represents the number of replica in sync with each other in the cluster

• Includes both leader and follower replica

• Recommended value is always greater than 1

• Ideal value is ISR == Replication Factor

• This can be controlled by min.insync.replicas property

• It can be set at the broker or topic level

Fault Tolerance
&
Robustness
Application Overview
Library Inventory
Library Inventory Flow
Library Inventory

Librarian
Library Inventory Architecture
MicroService 1
Librarian

Kafka
API Producer

Library Event Producer

Library-events

MicroService 2

Kafka H2
Consumer (In-memory)

Library Event Consumer

Library Inventory Domain
Librarian MicroService 1

Library Event Kafka

API Producer

Library Events Producer

Library-events

MicroService 2

Kafka H2
Consumer (In-memory)

Library Events Consumer

 Library Event Domain
Librarian MicroService 1

Library Event Kafka

API Producer

Library Events Producer

Library-events

MicroService 2

Kafka H2
Consumer (In-memory)

Library Events Consumer

 Library Event Domain
Librarian MicroService 1

Library Event Kafka

API Producer

Library Events Producer

Library-events

MicroService 2

Kafka H2
Consumer (In-memory)

Library Events Consumer

Library Events Producer API

Librarian MicroService 1

POST Kafka
Producer
New Book API
PUT
Update Book
Library Events Producer

Library-events
KafkaTemplate
Kafka Producer in Spring
 KafkaTemplate

• Produce records in to Kafka Topic

• Similar to JDBCTemplate for DB

How KafkaTemplate Works ?

KafkaTemplate.send() Library-events
 KafkaTemplate.send()

Behind the Scenes

RecordAccumulator

KafkaTemplate RecordBatch batch.size

Send() Serializer Partitioner

RecordBatch batch.size bu er.memory

key.serializer DefaultPartitioner linger.ms

RecordBatch batch.size test-topic
value.serializer
ff
 Con guring KafkaTemplate

Mandatory Values:
bootstrap-servers: localhost:9092,localhost:9093,localhost:9094
key-serializer: org.apache.kafka.common.serialization.IntegerSerializer
value-serializer: org.apache.kafka.common.serialization.StringSerializer
fi
KafkaTemplate AutoCon guration

application.yml

spring:
profiles: local
kafka:
producer:
bootstrap-servers: localhost:9092,localhost:9093,localhost:9094
key-serializer: org.apache.kafka.common.serialization.IntegerSerializer
value-serializer: org.apache.kafka.common.serialization.StringSerializer

fi
Library Inventory Architecture
Librarian MicroService 1

Library Event Kafka

API Producer

Library Events Producer

Library-events

MicroService 2

Kafka H2
Consumer (In-memory)

Library Events Consumer

 KafkaAdmin
• Create topics Programmatically

• Part of the SpringKafka

• How to Create a topic from Code?

• Create a Bean of type KafkaAdmin in SpringCon guration

• Create a Bean of type NewTopic in SpringCon guration

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 Introduction
To
Automated Tests
 Why Automated Tests ?
• Manual testing is time consuming

• Manual testing slows down the development

• Adding new changes are error prone

 What are Automated Tests?
• Automated Tests run against your code base

• Automated Tests run as part of the build

• This is a requirement for todays software development

• Easy to capture bugs

• Types of Automated Tests:

• UnitTest

• Integration Tests

• End to End Tests

 Tools for Automated
• JUnit

• Spock
Integration Tests
Using
JUnit5
 What is Integration Test?
• Test combines the di erent layers of the code and verify the behavior is
working as expected.

MicroService 1

Controller Kafka Producer

Library-events

1 2

Library Events Producer 3

ff
 Integration Test

MicroService 1

Controller Kafka Producer

Client Library-events

Library Events Producer

Embedded Kafka
 What is EmbeddedKafka?
• In-Memory Kafka

• Integration Tests can interact with EmbeddedKafka

Library Events Producer

Embedded
LibraryControllerIntegrationTest
Kafka
 Why Embedded Kafka ?
Library Events Producer

• Easy to write Integration Tests

Embedded
• Test all the code as like you interact with LibraryControllerIntegrationTest
Kafka
Kafka
Unit Tests
Using
JUnit5
 What is Unit Test?
• Test the just focuses on a single unit (method)

• Mocks the external dependecies

MicroService 1

Controller Kafka Producer

Library-events

Library Events Producer

 What is Unit Test?
• Test the just focuses on a single unit (method)

• Mocks the external dependencies

MicroService 1

Controller Mock
Kafka Producer

Mockito

Library Events Producer

 Why Unit Test?
• Unit Tests are handy to mock external dependencies

• Unit Tests are faster compared to Integration tests

• Unit Tests cover scenarios that’s not possible with Integration tests
Library Events Producer API

Librarian MicroService 1

POST Kafka
Producer
New Book API
PUT
Update Book
Library Events Producer

Library-events
 PUT - “/v1/libraryevent”
• libraryEventId is a mandatory eld

{
"libraryEventId": 123,
"eventStatus": null,
"book": {
"bookId": 456,
"bookName": "Kafka Using Spring Boot",
"bookAuthor": "Dilip"
}
}
fi
Kafka Producer Con gurations

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Kafka Producer Con gurations
• acks

• acks = 0, 1 and -1(all)

• acks = 1 -> guarantees message is written to a leader

• acks = -1(all) -> guarantees message is written to a leader and to all

the replicas ( Default)

• acks=0 -> no guarantee (Not Recommended)

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Kafka Producer Con gurations
• retries

• Integer value = [0 - 2147483647]

• In Spring Kafka, the default value is -> 2147483647

• retry.backo .ms

• Integer value represented in milliseconds

• Default value is 100ms

ff
fi
Library Events Consumer
Librarian MicroService 1

Library Event Kafka

API Producer

Library-events
Library Events Producer

MicroService 2

Kafka H2
Consumer (In-memory)

Library Events Consumer

Spring Kafka Consumer
Kafka Consumer

Poll
library-events Kafka Consumer

Records processed
Successfully

Library-events
 Spring Kafka Consumer
• MessageListenerContainer

• KafkaMessageListenerContainer

• ConcurrentMessageListenerContainer

• @KafkaLisener Annotation

• Uses ConcurrentMessageListenerContainer behind the scenes

KafkaMessageListenerContainer
• Implementation of MessageListenerContainer

• Polls the records

• Commits the O sets

• Single Threaded
ff
ConcurrentMessageListenerContainer

Represents multiple KafkaMessageListenerContainer

 @KafkaListener
• This is the easiest way to build Kafka Consumer

• KafkaListener Sample Code

@KafkaListener(topics = {"${spring.kafka.topic}"})
public void onMessage(ConsumerRecord<Integer, String> consumerRecord) {
log.info("OnMessage Record : {} “, consumerRecord);
}

• Con guration Sample Code

@Configuration
@EnableKafka
@Slf4j
public class LibraryEventsConsumerConfig {
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 KafkaConsumer Con g

key-deserializer: org.apache.kafka.common.serialization.IntegerDeserializer

value-deserializer: org.apache.kafka.common.serialization.StringDeserializer

group-id: library-events-listener-group

fi
Consumer Groups
&
Rebalance
 Consumer Groups

Multiple instances of the same application with the same group id.
 Rebalance
• Changing the partition ownership from one consumer to another

Library-events -consumer

group.id : Library-events-listener-group
Library-events
P0 P1 P2
 Rebalance
• Changing the partition ownership from one consumer to another

Library-events -consumer

group.id : Library-events-listener-group
Library-events
P0 P2
Group-Co-ordinator

Triggers Library-events -consumer

Rebalance
group.id : Library-events-listener-group

P1
 Committing Offsets

Poll
library-events Kafka Consumer

Records processed
Successfully

Library-events

__consumer_o sets Offsets Committed

ff
Library Events Consumer
Library-events

MicroService 2

Kafka Consumer H2
(In-memory)

Library Events Consumer

Integration Testing
For
Real DataBases
 Integration Testing using Real Databases
• Di erent aspects of writing unit
and integration testing

• Integration testing using

TestContainers
ff
 TestContainers
• What are TestContainers?

• Testcontainers is a Java library that supports JUnit tests, providing

lightweight, throwaway instances of common databases, Selenium
web browsers, or anything else that can run in a Docker container.

• More Info about TestContainers - https://www.testcontainers.org/

Retry in Kafka Consumer
Error in Kafka Consumer
Retry in Kafka Consumer
Recovery in Kafka Consumer
Recovery in Kafka Consumer

Exhausted

RECOVERY
Retry and Recovery
Recovery - Type 1

Exhausted
Recovery - Type 2

Exhausted
 Issues with Recovery ?

• Recovery can alter the order of events

 Recovery - Type 1

Producer

Exhausted
Error Handling
in
Kafka Producer
Library Events Producer API

Librarian MicroService 1

POST Kafka
Producer
New Book API Library-events

PUT
Update Book
Library Events Producer
 Kafka Producer Errors
• Kafka Cluster is not available

• If acks= all , some brokers are not available

MicroService 1
• min.insync.replicas con g
POST Kafka
• Example : min.insync.replicas = 2, But Producer
only one broker is available API

PUT Library-events

Library Events Producer

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 min.insync.replicas

min.insync.replicas = 2

Kafka Cluster

Broker 1 Broker 2 Broker 2

Retain/Recover
Failed
Records
Retain/Recover Failed Records
Retain/Recover Failed Records
Kafka Security
 Kafka Security
• Kafka is used in variety of business:

• Banking

• Retail

• Insurance

• Con dential Information:

• Credit Card Details

• Customer Information and etc.,

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 What Kafka Security Offers?
• Kafka supports two popular protocols:

• SSL (Secured Sockets Layer), which is TLS (Transport Layer Security)

now

• SASL (Simple Authentication and Security Layer)

 How SSL works?
• SSL used for two things:

• Encryption

• Authentication
Without SSL Encryption
Client

Server
(amazon.com)

Plaintext

Man in the Middle

 With SSL Encryption
SSL Layer
Client

##dkjjh^ ##dkjjh^ Server

%%& %%& (amazon.com)

?
private key
Public Key Cryptography
 SSL Authentication
• SSL Authentication is to make sure you are talking to the correct server

Server
Client
(amazon.com)

Hacker
(amazon.com)
How SSL Authentication works ?

DigiCert Global CA G2 CARoot

TrustStore
Cert

Secure

Server
(amazon.com)

SSL cert
 SSL Requests by Enterprise

SSL Signed Certi cate added

Secure

Client abc.com

SSl Cert
One Way Authentication
Signed Certi cate
keystore le
TrustStore
(CA Root Certi cate)
Requesting CSR

Certi cate Authority

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fi
fi
fi
fi
 SSL Authentication

TrustStore
Secure

Kafka Clients Kafka Cluster

One Way Authentication

SSL Signed Certi cate
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2 Way SSL Authentication

SSL Cert

Kafka Clients Kafka Cluster

Two Way Authentication

TrustStore KeyStore
KeyStore TrustStore
Kafka SSL SetUp
 SSL Set Up Steps
1. Generate server.keystore.jks
Kafka Kafka
2. SetUp Local Certi cate Authority Clients Cluster

3. Create CSR(Certi cate Signing Request) client.truststore server.keystore

4. Sign the SSL Certi cate client.truststore SSL Signed

Certi cate
5. Add the Signed SSL Certi cate to
server.keystore le

6. Con gure the SSL cert in our Kafka Broker Local Certi cate Authority

7. Create client.truststore.jks for the client

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fi
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 Kafka SSL SetUp

Kafka Clients Kafka Cluster

client.truststore SSL Signed Certi cate

Local Certi cate Authority

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