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from Knative. It contains the name of the namespace, `default` in this example,
followed by the actual name of the channel.

**NOTE:** The topic of a Kafka channel is an implementation detail and records from it should not be consumed from different applications.

## Configuring the Knative broker for Apache Kafka channels

To setup a broker that will use the new default Kafka channels, you must create
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**NOTE:** The topic of a Kafka channel is an implementation detail and records from it should not be consumed from different applications.

## Creating a service and trigger to use the Apache Kafka broker

To use the Apache Kafka based broker, let's take a look at a simple demo. Use
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