A repository is a server where artifacts that are used in the build process or produced as the output of the build process are stored. There are various paid and opensource repository solutions. Github and Gitlab often offer a repository as well. JFrog is a great software repository with decent OSS version. Sonatype offers a lot of repository options for maven, npm, apt, docker, helm and a lot of others which are not generally offered by JFrog on their OSS version.
In the earlier blog article we created a strimzi kafka cluster on kubernetes. We are going to write kafka producers and consumer on this part of the blog. All code used in this blog has been shared on github. Producers send messages to kafka topics and consumers consume messages from the kafka topic. For the sake of ease we have used python for writing kafka producer and consumers. kafka producer uses car_id as the partition key.
Strimzi is an open-source project that provides a set of resources for running Apache Kafka on Kubernetes. It offers various features such as automatic creation and management of Apache Kafka clusters, providing a convenient way to run Apache Kafka on a cloud-native platform, and improving the resilience and scalability of Apache Kafka clusters.
kuberentes aces on stateless apps. Stateful apps are applications that require persistent storage and are used to store data even after the application or container restarts.