In this demo, Ricardo Ferreira, Developer Advocate for AWS, shows how he used Amazon Q to migrate a Kafka connector developed locally to AWS. Besides solving building problems with Amazon Q, he also uses the AI Coding Companion to generate the Terraform code required to host the connector.
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