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Adds Managed Kafka Connect (MKC) code examples for:

  • Getting, updating, deleting, and listing connectors
  • Starting, stopping, pausing, restarting and resuming connectors

Note: This builds upon #13522

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Fixes https://buganizer.corp.google.com/issues/430087669

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* Adds code examples for creating, deleting,
getting, listing and updating Managed Kafka
Connect clusters
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As per the [Authoring Guide]
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lists the dependencies needed to run the sample.
Connectors:
* Creating BigQuery Sink Connector
* Creating MirrorMaker Source Connector
* Creating Pub/Sub Sink Connector
* Creating Pub/Sub Source Connector
* Creating Storage Sink Connector
* Getting, updating, deleting, and listing connectors
* Starting, stopping, pausing, restarting and resuming connectors
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Summary of Changes

Hello @salmany, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly expands the Python code examples for Google Cloud's Managed Kafka Connect (MKC) service. It introduces new snippets and corresponding tests that cover both the administrative tasks for MKC clusters and the end-to-end management of various Kafka Connectors, from creation to lifecycle operations.

Highlights

  • Managed Kafka Connect Cluster Management Examples: Added a comprehensive set of Python examples for managing Managed Kafka Connect (MKC) clusters, including operations for creation, retrieval, listing, updating, and deletion of clusters.
  • Managed Kafka Connect Connector Examples: Introduced new Python code examples for creating various types of MKC connectors, specifically BigQuery Sink, MirrorMaker Source, Pub/Sub Sink, Pub/Sub Source, and Cloud Storage Sink connectors.
  • Managed Kafka Connect Connector Lifecycle Operations: Provided Python examples demonstrating the full lifecycle management of MKC connectors, covering actions such as getting details, listing all connectors, updating configurations, deleting, pausing, resuming, stopping, and restarting connectors.
  • Unit Test Coverage: Included new unit tests for all added Managed Kafka Connect cluster and connector examples to ensure their correctness and reliability.
  • Dependency Update: Updated the google-cloud-managedkafka library version in the main requirements.txt file to 0.1.12.
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Code Review

This pull request adds a comprehensive set of code examples for managing Managed Kafka Connect clusters and connectors. The new samples cover creation, listing, getting, updating, and deleting resources, as well as lifecycle operations for connectors.

The code is well-structured and the examples are clear. I've made a few suggestions to improve correctness, maintainability, and robustness:

  • Correcting the placement of a try-except block for error handling.
  • Removing a redundant API call.
  • Adding timeouts to long-running operations to prevent scripts from hanging.
  • Minor fixes in docstrings and code formatting for consistency and clarity.

Overall, this is a great addition. Once these points are addressed, the samples will be even better.

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