Kaufman Skill Map
Kaufman skill map untuk menguasai contract engineering sebagai disiplin engineering, bukan sekadar dokumentasi API atau schema file.
// Kaufman skill map untuk menguasai contract engineering sebagai disiplin engineering, bukan sekadar dokumentasi API atau schema file.
This track is ordered for sequential learning. Start from the first part if you want the full mental model, or jump directly into a chapter if you already know the foundations.
Ordered progression from foundations to advanced topics
Kaufman skill map untuk menguasai contract engineering sebagai disiplin engineering, bukan sekadar dokumentasi API atau schema file.
Taxonomy kontrak untuk HTTP API, RPC, event, command, query, webhook, batch, file, stream, schema, SDK, dan platform interface di enterprise Java systems.
Contract invariants yang harus dijaga agar API, event, schema, dan behavior antar sistem tidak berubah secara tidak sengaja.
Perbandingan contract-first, code-first, annotation-first, test-first, dan consumer-first sebagai source of truth contract di Java enterprise system.
OpenAPI sebagai executable API semantics, bukan sekadar dokumentasi endpoint; bagaimana mendesain HTTP API contract yang stabil, machine-readable, testable, dan governance-ready.
HTTP contract semantics untuk API engineer: method semantics, status code, headers, caching, conditional requests, optimistic concurrency, retry, dan idempotency sebagai contract surface.
Request and response design for stable Java API contracts: DTO boundaries, validation semantics, field lifecycle, data types, and evolution safety.
Stable error contract engineering for Java HTTP APIs: Problem Details, error taxonomies, retryability, validation errors, domain failures, compatibility, and governance.
API versioning strategy for Java platform engineers: compatibility-first evolution, deprecation, sunset, consumer capability negotiation, and migration governance.
Practical OpenAPI in Java: Spring Boot, JAX-RS, Swagger Core, springdoc, OpenAPI Generator, project structure, CI, and source-of-truth boundaries.
API client contract engineering for Java: generated clients, SDK wrappers, resilience semantics, error mapping, pagination, idempotency, and consumer ergonomics.
API contract testing for Java systems: OpenAPI validation, provider verification, consumer-driven contracts, Pact, Spring Cloud Contract, stubs, CI gates, and drift detection.
Event contract mental model for Java engineers: facts, commands, notifications, state transfer, event identity, causality, correlation, ordering, and semantic compatibility.
Event envelope design for Java event-driven systems: metadata, payload separation, routing, schema identity, idempotency, tracing, tenancy, data classification, and governance.
AsyncAPI deep model for Java event-driven systems: channels, messages, operations, servers, bindings, schemas, examples, governance metadata, and contract-first EDA documentation.
Kafka event contract engineering for Java systems: topic design, message keys, partitioning, ordering, retention, compaction, replay, consumer groups, poison messages, and DLQ semantics.
Avro contract engineering for Java event-driven systems: schema resolution, writer/reader schemas, defaults, union types, logical types, aliases, namespaces, code generation, and schema evolution.
Protobuf and gRPC contract engineering for Java: field numbers, presence, proto3, editions, reserved fields, enum evolution, oneof compatibility, service contracts, and generated code behavior.
JSON Schema contract engineering for Java systems: constraints, composition, dialects, $id, $ref, $defs, validation boundaries, OpenAPI alignment, and schema governance.
Event versioning and compatibility for Java event-driven systems: additive evolution, semantic breaks, consumer lag, replay compatibility, dual publish, upcasting, translation topics, and deprecation strategy.
Event contract testing for Java event-driven systems: producer tests, consumer tests, schema registry gates, golden event samples, replay tests, DLQ tests, Testcontainers, and false-confidence traps.
Schema registry architecture for Java event platforms: subject naming, artifact identity, compatibility rules, references, access control, environment promotion, metadata, and registry governance.
Compatibility governance for Java API and event platforms: backward, forward, full, transitive, structural vs semantic compatibility, exception handling, risk scoring, and compatibility decision records.
Schema lifecycle management for Java enterprise platforms: draft, review, approve, publish, deprecate, retire, ownership, stewardship, changelog, migration notes, auditability, and workflow automation.
Contract review playbook for senior Java engineers: API contract review, event contract review, schema review, compatibility review, security review, consumer ergonomics, and decision quality.
Contract governance automation for Java platforms: lint rules, diff engines, policy-as-code, CI/CD gates, schema registry hooks, catalog sync, generated code checks, and automated risk classification.
Contract diff engineering for Java platforms: AST-based diff, semantic classification, OpenAPI/AsyncAPI/Avro/Protobuf/JSON Schema/Kafka diffs, risk scoring, policy integration, and reviewer-friendly reports.
Enterprise API and event catalog design: discovery, ownership, lifecycle, schema links, consumer inventory, lineage, governance dashboards, runtime telemetry, and integration with Java platform engineering.
Multi-team contract operating model for Java enterprise platforms: producer and consumer responsibilities, ownership, governance roles, paved roads, review workflows, escalation, scorecards, and operating rhythm.
Runtime contract enforcement for Java APIs and event-driven systems: gateway validation, service validation, producer enforcement, consumer enforcement, schema registry, DLQ/quarantine, fail-open/fail-closed, and observability.
Contract observability and incident response for Java API and event platforms: metrics, logs, traces, violation dashboards, schema incidents, compatibility incidents, DLQ analysis, consumer lag, and governance feedback loops.
Capstone project for top-tier Java contract engineers: build a contract governance platform for OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, Avro, Protobuf, JSON Schema, Kafka topics, schema registry, catalog, diff, CI gates, runtime enforcement, and observability.