CFK examples with K3D - local cluster(s)

• Confluent For Kubernetes (CFK)

• k3d is a lightweight wrapper to run k3s (Rancher Lab's minimal Kubernetes distribution) in Docker.

• kubectl: The Kubernetes command-line tool.

• Helm: manage Kubernetes applications.

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LABS

• POD Scheduling

  • One Replica per Node
  • Taints and Tolerations
  • Pod Affinity & Anti-affinity

• Cluster Linking

  • Source and Destination cluster
  • Connect (Datagen source connector)
  • Consumer app

• Connect to Confluent Cloud

  • Connect
  • Connector (Datagen source connector) + Avro

• Schemas to Confluent Cloud

  • Manage and Deploy Schemas to Confluent Cloud Schema Registry.

• Topics to Confluent Cloud

  • Manage and Deploy Topics to Confluent Cloud.

• Schema Link to Confluent Cloud

  • Manage Schema Registry exporters to Confluent Cloud.

• Policy as Code with CFK and Kyverno

  • Enforce policy rules. Example with maximum number of partitions for a KafkaTopic.

• Policy as Code with CFK and Gatekeeper

  • Enforce policy rules. Example with maximum number of partitions for a KafkaTopic.

• SQL Server + Debezium + Connect

  • SQL Server CDC with Debezium connector.

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CFK Examples