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Introduction to KafkaFlow | KafkaFlow

⚡️ KafkaFlow was designed to build .NET applications on top of Apache Kafka in a simple and maintainable way.

🏗 Built on top of Confluent Kafka Client.

🔌 Extensible by design.

Get started building by installing KafkaFlow or following our Quickstart.

Our goal is to empower you to build event-driven applications on top of Apache Kafka. To do that, KafkaFlow gives you access to features like:

• Multi-threaded consumer with message order guarantee.
• Middlewares support for producing and consuming messages.
• Support topics with different message types.
• Consumers with many topics.
• Serializer middleware with ApacheAvro, ProtoBuf and Json algorithms.
• Schema Registry support.
• Compression using native Confluent Kafka client compression or compressor middleware.
• Global Events Subcription for message production and consumption.
• OpenTelemetry Instrumentation for traces and baggage signals.
• Graceful shutdown (wait to finish processing to shutdown).
• Store offset when processing ends, avoiding message loss.
• Supports .NET Core and .NET Framework.
• Can be used with any dependency injection framework (see here).
• Fluent configuration.
• Admin Web API that allows pause, resume and restart consumers, change workers count, and rewind offsets, all at runtime.
• Dashboard UI that allows to visualize of relevant information about all consumers and managing them.

• GitHub: For new feature requests, bug reporting or contributing with your own pull request.
• Slack: The place to be if you want to ask questions or share ideas.
• Stack Overflow: The best place to start if you have a question.

If you have suggestions to improve the documentation, please send us a new issue.

KafkaFlow is a free and open source project, released under the permissible MIT license.

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