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First message (produce and consume) in Kafka - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is the role of a producer in Kafka?
A producer sends messages (data) to a Kafka topic. Think of it like someone writing letters and putting them into a mailbox for others to read.
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beginner
What does a consumer do in Kafka?
A consumer reads messages from a Kafka topic. It's like picking up letters from the mailbox and reading them.
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beginner
Why do we need topics in Kafka?
Topics organize messages by category or type. Imagine topics as different mailboxes for different kinds of letters.
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beginner
What is the first step to send a message in Kafka?
Create a producer, connect it to Kafka, and send a message to a topic.
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intermediate
How does a consumer know which message to read first?
Consumers read messages in the order they were sent to the topic, starting from the earliest or latest message depending on configuration.
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What is the main purpose of a Kafka producer?
ATo send messages to a topic
BTo read messages from a topic
CTo delete messages from a topic
DTo create topics
Which component reads messages from a Kafka topic?
AProducer
BBroker
CConsumer
DZookeeper
What is a Kafka topic best compared to in real life?
AA letter
BA mailbox
CA stamp
DA postman
When producing the first message, what must you specify?
AThe message offset
BThe consumer group
CThe broker address only
DThe topic name
How does a Kafka consumer decide where to start reading messages?
AFrom the earliest or latest message based on config
BRandomly
COnly the newest message
DOnly the oldest message
Explain how to produce and consume the first message in Kafka in simple terms.
Think about sending and receiving letters using mailboxes.
You got /4 concepts.
    Describe the roles of producer, consumer, and topic in Kafka.
    Imagine a mailing system with senders, mailboxes, and readers.
    You got /4 concepts.