Course Overview: Apache Kafka in 16 Hours
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of Linux
Duration: 2 Days (8 Hrs./Day)
This intensive two-day Apache Kafka course is designed to provide a solid foundation in Kafka, blending theoretical concepts and hands-on practical experience. By the end, participants will understand essential Kafka components, its architecture, and setting up/managing Kafka clusters.
Day 1 covers event streaming, brokers, topics, producers, consumers, partitions, replication, Kafka Connect and Streams, message delivery guarantees, and more.
Day 2 focuses on practical application, including setting up Kafka with single and multi-broker configurations using Docker, and basic operations for topics, producers, and consumers.
This course equips you to efficiently manage and deploy Kafka clusters in real-world scenarios.
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Prerequisites for Apache Kafka in 16 Hours Course:
Apache Kafka in 16 Hours is an intensive course aimed at IT professionals who want to gain a comprehensive understanding of Apache Kafka, including theoretical concepts and hands-on practical experience.
Our "Apache Kafka in 16 Hours" course aims to provide a thorough understanding of Apache Kafka's core concepts and practical use. By the end of this two-day course, participants will be able to confidently set up, manage, and utilize Kafka clusters.
Apache Kafka in 16 Hours is an intensive course aimed at IT professionals who want to gain a comprehensive understanding of Apache Kafka, including theoretical concepts and hands-on practical experience.
Our "Apache Kafka in 16 Hours" course aims to provide a thorough understanding of Apache Kafka's core concepts and practical use. By the end of this two-day course, participants will be able to confidently set up, manage, and utilize Kafka clusters.