Following up from the first blog post which covered the basics: deploying a Kafka cluster on AKS using Strimzi Operator, creating some Users & Topics and connecting to that cluster from inside AKS, the next post covers
- Exposing brokers outside the cluster securely (TLS AuthN & AuthZ)
- Exposing Prometheus Metrics & Consuming them via Azure Monitor
Check out my article on medium here –
Kafka on Azure Kubernetes Service, Part 2
