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Migrate an OAuth 2.0 authenticated Apache Kafka cluster to Amazon MSK with MSK Replicator

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By Subham Rakshit
| Amazon Web Services
In an earlier post, we walked through how Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK) Replicator migrates external and self-managed Apache Kafka clusters to Amazon MSK. It replicates your topics and their configurations, keeps topic and consumer-group names intact, and synchronizes consumer-group offsets, so your producers and consumers can cut over on their own schedule instead of all at once.
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Amazon MSK simplifies configuring custom domain names

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By Ali Alemi, Subham Rakshit
| Amazon Web Services
Previously, you had to manually override the advertised listener on each broker and repeat it every time a broker was added. This approach was operationally heavy and could not be implemented on a cluster in KRaft mode. With Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK), you can now configure custom domain names for your Provisioned clusters using a single property. This works for clusters in both ZooKeeper and KRaft mode.
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Configure a custom domain name for your Amazon MSK cluster enabled with IAM authentication

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By Mazrim Mehrtens, Mark Taylor, Subham Rakshit
| Amazon Web Services
Most Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK) customers are simplifying and standardizing access control to Kafka resources using AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) authentication. This adoption is also accelerated as Amazon MSK now supports IAM authentication in popular languages including Java, Python, Go, JavaScript, and .NET.
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