Kafka - Event-Driven ArchitectureWhich Kafka feature is most important for implementing the Saga pattern?AKafka Streams for data encryptionBKafka Consumer groups for load balancingCKafka Connect for database backupsDKafka topics for event communicationCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify Kafka components used in SagaSaga relies on events to coordinate steps, so Kafka topics are used to send these events.Step 2: Exclude unrelated Kafka featuresEncryption, backups, and load balancing are not the main focus for Saga coordination.Final Answer:Kafka topics for event communication -> Option DQuick Check:Kafka topics = event communication [OK]Quick Trick: Saga uses Kafka topics to send events between services [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing Kafka Streams with event messagingThinking Kafka Connect handles Saga coordinationMixing consumer groups with transaction steps
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