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In today's data-driven world, the ability to process and manage vast amounts of data in real-time is crucial for organizations across industries. Apache Kafka, an open-source stream processing platform, has emerged as a powerful solution for handling these data challenges. In this blog, we'll explore Kafka's key components and concepts, its applications, and why it has become the backbone of many modern data architectures. Core Concepts At its core, Kafka is a distributed, fault-tolerant, and highly scalable platform for handling real-time data streams. To understand Kafka, let's delve into its key components: 1. Producer: Producers are responsible for sending data to Kafka topics. These data sources could be applications, IoT devices, or any system generating real-time data. Producers publish messages or records into Kafka topics, making them available for consumption. 2. Broker: Kafka clusters consist of brokers, individual Kafka servers. Brokers store data, serve cli...

As per Hindu calendar we celebrate this day on Bhadrapada month or Ashtami, this year on 6th-7th September. Janmashtami, also known as Gokul Ashtami, is a major Hindu festival in India. On this day we celebrate the birth of Lord Krishna, who happened to be the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu, the supreme God of the Hindus. Lord Krishna was born in the Yadava clan of Mathura to Queen Devaki and King Vasudeva in Mathura in the prison. Krishna is the god of love, tenderness and compassion. Hindu mythology portrays him as a prankster, a gentle lover, a universal supreme being and child-like God.      Devaki had a brother, Kansa, who along with some other demon kings was terrorizing Earth. Kansa had usurped the throne of Mathura from his father, the benevolent King Agrasen. Mother Earth took the form of a cow and went to Lord Brahma, the creator God of Hinduism, with her plight. Lord Brahma then summoned Lord Vishnu, who assured Mother Earth that he would take birth as Lord ...

In the project JobFinder we have three .jsp files named as Main-menu.jsp- Have content of the home page to be displayed on the browser once the server sends a response to the client. Visitor-form.jsp- Have main content where the visitor will fill his/her details and then it will be stored by Model attribute. Visitor-details.jsp- Is the file where the data entered by the visitor is stored and displayed back to the visitor as a response. main-menu.jsp < h3 > Main Menu </ h3 > < h3 > Are you a visitor? </ h3 > < a href = "visitor/showForm" > < button > click for Form </ button > </ a > The above snippet is in the body tag of main-menu.jsp visitor-form.jsp < h3 > Visitor Form </ h3 > < form:form action = "processForm" modelAttribute = "visitor" > First Name:(*) < form:input path = "firstName" /> < form:errors path = "firstName" cssCla...