A Udemy course on Apache Kafka, the distributed event-streaming platform. Commenters point to a pair of linked Udemy courses as a practical way to learn Kafka as a user, covering the material of the book Kafka: The Definitive Guide.

Commenters recommend it as a quick, practical way to get up to speed on Kafka for a new job, with one commenter saying they took both linked courses and that together they cover the core user-side material.

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1. Recommendsgeeeznutsr/learnprogramming2023in “I have access to everything on Udemy”▲ 5

   I have the same at my work and use it intermittently between busy periods. For the most part, the stack you work in should be something you're learning as you go on the job. Taking Udemy courses on the same stuff will feel redundant very quickly, but might help early on. I have been using my…

2. Recommendseemamedor/ExperiencedDevs2022in “Help! I have 1 month to get up to speed with a company's domain and tech-stack I'm almost completely unfamiliar with. Need advice on the most efficient way to prepare before starting new job.”

   So, my favourite book is Kafka: The definite guide. It's absolutely top-notch. However, covering that book in 1 month is a little tough as it's very comprehensive. Therefore, I recommend those 2 courses: https://www.udemy.com/share/1013hc/ \+ https://www.udemy.com/share/101Yre/ . I took both of…

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