Handling uncaught exceptions in Kafka Streams, a Study Hall Tutorial

Hello Streamers!

Join us for a Kafka Tutorial Study Hall!

For this upcoming meetup we will be covering Handling uncaught exceptions in Kafka Streams. The session will be guided by Bill Bejeck of Confluent.

For more details, such as content and things you need to do before the event, see below!

Agenda (times below are GMT+4):
7:00pm-7:10pm: Online networking and set up

7:10pm-8:00pm: Study Hall run through. Questions throughout and at the end

8:00pm-8:10pm: Q&A

Log in or Join our Slack Space* cnfl.io/slack and go to #events to ask any follow up questions!

Your Guide:
Bill Bejeck, Integration Architect, Confluent

Kafka Tutorial Study Hall Title:
Handling uncaught exceptions in Kafka Streams

Abstract:
The upcoming release of Kafka Streams introduces a new API for handling uncaught exceptions that may come from your processing code. This workshop covers the different options available to you as a Kafka Streams application developer. Please note that what we're going to discuss is a preview and is not considered GA until Apache Kafka 2.8 is released.

Bio:
Bill is an Integration Architect on Confluent's DevX team.
Previously Bill was an engineer on the Kafka Streams team and is an Apache Kafka committer. Bill published a book on Kafka Streams, "Kafka Streams in Action" (https://www.manning.com/books/kafka-streams-in-action.)

Know before you go
IMPORTANT
This session will utilize Confluent Cloud, a fully managed event streaming platform powered by Apache Kafka. If you'd like to work along with the tutorial in the session, please sign up for Confluent Cloud at:

cnfl.io/MU-Try-Cloud

When signing up for a new account, use the promo code CONNECT200 to receive an additional $200 free usage.

We will create a Kafka Cluster during this session, a service that requires a credit card on file to create (you will be given a promo code to work for free during the session). To create these paid services, you will be required to have a credit card on file, which you can do after creating and logging into your account at:

http://cnfl.io/cc-create-account-mu

IMPORTANT: Once the session is complete, please ensure you tear down all Confluent Cloud resources so that you do not incur charges for unused resources. Toward the end of the meeting, we will walk through steps you need to take to ensure any resources created during the session have been destroyed.

Online Meetup Etiquette:
Please unmute yourself when you have a question.
Please hold your questions until the end of the presentation or use the zoomchat!
Please arrive on time as zoom meetings can become locked for many reasons though if you get locked out a recording will be available, but you may have to wait a little while for it!

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