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Confluent CCDAK Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section	Weight	Objectives
Topic 1: Security	5-10%	- Encryption in Transit - Authentication (SASL, SSL/TLS) - Authorization (ACLs) - Securing Schema Registry
Topic 2: Monitoring and Operations	5-10%	- Cross-region Replication - Disaster Recovery - Kafka Metrics and Monitoring - Consumer Lag and Health Checks - Log Compaction
Topic 3: Installing and Configuring Kafka	5-10%	- Partition Assignment Strategies - Broker Configuration Parameters - ZooKeeper vs KRaft Mode - Topic Creation and Configuration
Topic 4: Kafka Streams	20-25%	- State Stores and Processors - Testing Kafka Streams Applications - Exactly-Once Processing - Interactive Queries - Transformation Operations (map, filter, join, aggregate) - Windowed Operations (Tumbling, Hopping, Session) - Streams Architecture and Topology
Topic 5: Kafka Fundamentals	10-15%	- Producer and Consumer Basics - Log Segments and Retention - Topics, Partitions, and Offsets - Replication Factor and ISR - Brokers and Clusters
Topic 6: Developing with Kafka Consumers	15-20%	- Consumer Configuration and Tuning - Commit Strategies (Auto, Manual, Cooperative) - Consumer Groups and Rebalancing - Consumer Interceptors - Deserialization - Multi-threaded Consumers - Offset Management
Topic 7: Schema Management	5-10%	- Protobuf and JSON Schemas - Schema Registration and Retrieval - Schema Evolution and Compatibility - Avro Schemas - Schema Registry Architecture
Topic 8: Developing with Kafka Producers	15-20%	- Exactly-Once Semantics - Idempotent Producers - Error Handling and Retry Logic - Partitioning Strategies - Producer Interceptors - Producer Configuration and Tuning - Serialization (JSON, Avro, Protobuf)
Topic 9: Kafka Connect	10-15%	- Source and Sink Connectors - Connect Architecture (Workers, Connectors, Tasks) - Converters and Transforms - Offset Management in Connect - Single Message Transformations (SMT) - Connector Configuration

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Confluent Certified Developer for Apache Kafka Certification Examination Sample Questions (Q63-Q68):

NEW QUESTION # 63
Refer to the producer code below. It features a 'Callback' class with a method called 'onCompletion()'.
In the 'on Completion*.)' method, what does the 'metadata.offset()' value represent?

producer.send(record, new MyCallback(record));

A. The sequential id of the message is committed into a partition
B. The number of bytes that overflowed beyond a producer batch of messages
C. The id of the partition that the message was committed to
D. Its position in the producer's batch of messages

Answer: A

NEW QUESTION # 64
To transform data from a Kafka topic to another one, I should use

A. Kafka Connect Sink
B. Kafka Connect Source
C. Kafka Streams
D. Consumer + Producer

Answer: C

Explanation:
Kafka Streams is a library for building streaming applications, specifically applications that transform input Kafka topics into output Kafka topics

NEW QUESTION # 65
A topic has three replicas and you set min.insync.replicas to 2. If two out of three replicas are not available, what happens when a consume request is sent to broker?

A. A new leader for the partition will be elected
B. Data will be returned from the remaining in-sync replica
C. An empty message will be returned
D. NotEnoughReplicasException will be returned

Answer: B

Explanation:
With this configuration, a single in-sync replica is still readable, but not writeable if the producer using acks=all

NEW QUESTION # 66
Which two statements are correct when assigning partitions to the consumers in a consumer group using the assign() API?
(Select two.)

A. The consumer chooses which partition to read without any assignment from brokers.
B. It is mandatory to subscribe to a topic before calling assign() to assign partitions.
C. The consumer group will not be rebalanced if a consumer leaves the group.
D. All topics must have the same number of partitions to use assign() API.

Answer: A,C

Explanation:
Using assign() gives manual control over partition assignment. In this mode:
B is true: The application chooses partitions directly without involving the group coordinator.
C is true: Since no group coordination occurs, no rebalancing happens if a consumer dies.
From Kafka Consumer API Docs:
"assign() manually assigns a list of partitions to this consumer. No coordination takes place and no rebalancing is triggered." A is false: subscribe() and assign() are mutually exclusive.
D is incorrect: Partitions don't need to be equal across topics.
Reference: Kafka Consumer Java API > assign() and subscribe()

NEW QUESTION # 67
You have a topic with four partitions. The application reads from it using two consumers in a single consumer group.
Processing is CPU-bound, and lag is increasing.
What should you do?

A. Decrease the max.poll.records property of consumers.
B. Increase the max.poll.records property of consumers.
C. Add more partitions to the topic to increase the level of parallelism of the processing.
D. Add more consumers to increase the level of parallelism of the processing.

Answer: D

Explanation:
If the application isCPU-boundandlagging, addingmore consumersto the group will allow betterparallel processing, especially since the topic has4 partitions, allowing up to 4 active consumers.
FromKafka Consumer Group Docs:
"Kafka achieves parallelism by distributing partitions across consumers in a group. Adding consumers helps reduce lag if partitions are underutilized."
* B may help but requires repartitioning and coordination.
* C or D affects how much data is polled, not how fast it's processed.
Reference:Kafka Consumer Concepts > Parallelism and Scaling

NEW QUESTION # 68
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