Last week, we released the latest version of Event Endpoint Management in IBM Cloud Pak for Integration 2021.2.1. It allows organisations to share and manage access to their Kafka topics. In this post, I want to share a run-through of how it all works. I'll start with a high level summary...
In our post last week, we shared a demo of the Event Endpoint Management experience . We mentioned that the descriptions of Kafka topics are stored as AsyncAPI documents. And we've described a bit about the AsyncAPI specification . One thing you may have noticed is that developers using...
As adoption of AsyncAPI increases, a frequent topic of conversation in the community is how to describe "publish" and "subscribe" semantics - both now and in future versions of the specification. In this blog post I aim to introduce the discussion and set you on the right path to document your...
In the last couple of weeks, we've written a lot about the theory of Event Endpoint Management . For example, we've discussed the benefits to your organisation of documenting and socializing your Kafka topics , we've described the AsyncAPI specification we're using to document Events, and...
How Kafka developers can use the AsyncAPI specification to describe how their applications are using Kafka topics. In my post " Why should you document your Kafka topics? " last week, I wrote about the benefits of documenting your Kafka event sources, and mentioned a few of the problems that...