Complete the code to set the schema compatibility to backward in Kafka.
props.put("schema.compatibility.level", "[1]");
Setting schema.compatibility.level to backward ensures new schemas can read data produced with previous schemas.
Complete the code to set the schema compatibility to forward in Kafka.
props.put("schema.compatibility.level", "[1]");
Setting schema.compatibility.level to forward ensures old schemas can read data produced with new schemas.
Fix the error in setting the schema compatibility to full in Kafka.
props.put("schema.compatibility.level", "[1]");
Full compatibility means schemas are both backward and forward compatible.
Fill both blanks to create a schema registry configuration with backward compatibility and a URL.
props.put("schema.compatibility.level", "[1]"); props.put("schema.registry.url", "[2]");
The first blank sets backward compatibility, the second sets the schema registry URL.
Fill all three blanks to configure full compatibility, schema registry URL, and subject name strategy.
props.put("schema.compatibility.level", "[1]"); props.put("schema.registry.url", "[2]"); props.put("value.subject.name.strategy", "[3]");
Full compatibility is set, the schema registry URL points to the service, and the subject name strategy is set to TopicNameStrategy.