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add kafka connect sink doc #121

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Description

  • Added documentation for Kafka Connect sink integration.

  • Detailed configuration properties for Kafka Sink Connector.

  • Explained Kafka message format with JSON examples.

  • Updated integration index to include Kafka Connect documentation link.


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index.md
Add Kafka Connect link to integration index                           

integration/index.md

  • Added a link to the Kafka Connect documentation.
  • Updated the integration index to include Kafka Connect sink.
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    kafka-connect.md
    Add Kafka Connect sink detailed documentation                       

    integration/kafka-connect.md

  • Added a new file for Kafka Connect sink documentation.
  • Included sections on obtaining and configuring the connector.
  • Provided Kafka message format explanation with JSON examples.
  • Detailed configuration properties for Kafka Sink Connector.
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      • Added new topic for Kafka Connect integration in the documentation.
      • Introduced comprehensive guide for configuring the FalkorDB Sink Connector.
      • Provided detailed instructions on obtaining and setting up the connector.
      • Explained Kafka message format and configuration properties.
      • Updated wordlist with new entries: kafka, readme, github, pre, html, body, table, and Explainer.

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    The pull request introduces a new topic under the "Integration" section of the FalkorDB documentation, specifically adding a link to a new subtopic titled "Kafka Connect." This addition includes a new markdown file, kafka-connect.md, which provides detailed guidance on using the FalkorDB Sink Connector with Apache Kafka, covering installation methods, configuration properties, and message format details. Additionally, several new terms are appended to the .wordlist.txt file.

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    File Change Summary
    integration/index.md Added link to new Kafka Connect subtopic
    integration/kafka-connect.md New documentation file for Kafka Connect sink connector
    .wordlist.txt Added new entries: kafka, readme, github, pre, html, body, table, Explainer

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    Security Guidance

    The documentation should include security best practices for configuring Kafka Connect, such as authentication and encryption settings for both Kafka and FalkorDB connections.

    - **falkor.url**: This property specifies the connection URL for FalkorDB. In this case, it points to a Redis instance
      running on `localhost` at port `6379`. This URL is crucial for establishing a connection between the Kafka connector
      and FalkorDB.
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    ### **Configuring the connector**
    
    Kafka Connector Properties Explanation
    
    This document provides a detailed explanation of the properties used to configure the FalkorDB Sink Connector for Apache
    Kafka. The configuration is specified in a properties file format.
    

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     - **falkor.url**: This property specifies the connection URL for FalkorDB. In this case, it points to a Redis instance
     running on `localhost` at port `6379`. This URL is crucial for establishing a connection between the Kafka connector
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     ### *Kafka message format*
     
     #### JSON Structure Overview
     
     The message is an array containing multiple objects, each representing a command to be executed on the graph database.
     Below is a breakdown of the key components of each message object.
     
    +#### Error Handling and Validation
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    4-4: Enhance the description metadata.

    The current description "Kafka Connect sink detailed doc" is too generic. Consider providing more context about the integration purpose.

    -description: "Kafka Connect sink detailed doc"
    +description: "Learn how to use FalkorDB Sink Connector with Apache Kafka to replicate data from external systems"
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    - **falkor.username**: (Optional) Username for FalkorDB authentication
    - **falkor.password**: (Optional) Password for FalkorDB authentication
    - **falkor.ssl.enabled**: (Optional) Enable SSL/TLS connection. Default: false
    
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    | tasks.max | No | 1 | Positive integer |
    | topics | Yes | - | Comma-separated list |
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    #### Message Validation
    
    - All fields (`graphName`, `command`, `cypherCommand`) are required
    - Maximum message size: 1MB
    - Array can contain up to 1000 commands per message
    
    #### Error Handling
    
    The connector will:
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    Title: "Kafka Connect sink"
    nav_order: 2
    Description: "Kafka Connect sink detailed doc"
    Parent: "integration"

    - [Kafka message format](#kafka-message-format)
    ---

    ### **Obtaining the connector**
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    Obtaining the Connector

    You can build the connector from source or download the pre-built JAR file from the releases. The GitHub repository includes a README with instructions for running the connector locally.

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    21-24: Obtaining the Connector Section – Duplicate Content
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    1-3: Banner Image Display
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    25-30: Configuring the Connector Section
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    @barakb barakb requested a review from danshalev7 February 4, 2025 09:01
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