Apache Kafka
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A low-latency platform for change data capture (CDC) that streams row-level changes from databases to applications.
A Go client library for Apache Kafka with comprehensive API support and testing utilities.
A web-based tool for managing Apache Kafka clusters, enabling cluster inspection, topic management, and partition operations.
An open-source metadata platform for data discovery, governance, and observability across your entire data and AI stack.
A Docker image and configuration for running Apache Kafka in containerized environments.
A lightweight, non-JVM command-line tool for producing, consuming, and inspecting Apache Kafka messages.
A lightweight command-line tool for producing, consuming, and inspecting Apache Kafka messages, similar to netcat for Kafka.
Confluent's high-performance Golang client for Apache Kafka, built on librdkafka with commercial support.
An asynchronous Python framework for building services that interact with Apache Kafka, RabbitMQ, NATS, and Redis event streams.
A Node.js client for Apache Kafka 0.9 and later, providing producers, consumers, and administrative APIs.
A RESTful service for storing, retrieving, and managing Avro, JSON Schema, and Protobuf schemas in Apache Kafka ecosystems.
A Ruby and Rails multi-threaded framework for building efficient Kafka-based event-driven applications.
A fully asynchronous, futures-based Apache Kafka client library for Rust built on librdkafka.
A lambda architecture framework on Apache Spark and Kafka for building and deploying real-time large-scale machine learning applications.
Extends the Spring programming model to implement Enterprise Integration Patterns for messaging and external system integration.
A Python framework for building real-time data pipelines and event-driven microservices on Apache Kafka using a Streaming DataFrame API.
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