Kafka Producer with Dapr Consumer Sample #223
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Signed-off-by: Fernando Rocha <[email protected]>
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This sample demonstrates how to integrate a Kafka producer using the Confluent Kafka SDK with a Dapr-powered consumer in .NET applications. The producer publishes messages directly to Kafka, while the consumer uses Dapr's pub/sub building block to receive them. These messages are not wrapped as CloudEvents, which is the default Dapr behaviour when publishing/subscribing to messages.