1 year ago

DevOps teams and platform engineers in support of event-driven application developers face the challenge of capturing events from sources such as public cloud providers, messaging systems or in-house applications, and reliably delivering filtered and transformed events to consumers depending on their needs. An e-commerce company needs to process orders from different order management systems.

Now let’s create some Kafka targets that will write events to the two dedicated Kafka topics for our app developers and analytics consumers. tmctl create target kafka --name orders-global-books-target --topic orders-global-books --bootstrapServers tmctl create target kafka --name orders-eu-all-target --topic orders-eu-all --bootstrapServers

Let’s create the triggers that will send events to their respective Kafka targets and thus to their respective Kafka topics: tmctl create trigger --name global-books --eventTypes eu-books-v1,us-books-v1 --target orders-global-books-target tmctl create trigger --name eu-all --eventTypes eu-fashion-v1,eu-books-v1,eu-electronics-v1,eu-groceries-v1,eu-pharma-v1 --target orders-eu-all-target.