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    Apache Kafka is an open-source messaging infrastructure designed by LinkedIn and used by several major SaaS applications that we use on a daily basis. Kafka was designed to work with large scale data movements and offer seamless performance and reliability. This course will help candidates to develop the skills needed to take control of their organization’s Kafka cluster by correctly configuring Kafka producer, consumer, streams and connectors.

    • Describe the architecture of Kafka and explain business use cases thereof .
    • Install & configure Kafka cluster in either single-node or multi-node setup.
    • 24 hours of Instructor-led training classes
    • Implement Kafka Producer and Consumer using real-time streaming data.
    • Master Kafka cluster and its integration with Big Data Frameworks like Hadoop.
    • Use cases on Content messaging queue, Kafka Stream API, Analytical pipeline.

    What is the target audience?

    • Developers who want to build a streaming data application.
    • Teams getting started or working on Kafka based projects.

    What are the prerequisites for Apache Kafka Training?
    Basic Java programming knowledge is required.

    1
    Big Data and Kafka Overview
    2
    Kafka Cluster Architectures and Administering Kafka
    3
    Kafka Operations and Performance Tuning
    4
    Kafka Stream Processing
    5
    Introduction to Zookeeper
    6
    Integration of Kafka with Hadoop, Storm and Spark
    Basic Java programming knowledge is required.
    Following are the system requirements to learn Apache Kafka course online: Windows/ Mac/ Linux machine
    Minimum 4GB of RAM
    5GB of disk space
    i3 Processor or above
    An operating system of 64 bit
    Internet speed: Minimum 1 Mb/s The machines should support a 64-bit VirtualBox guest image

    Apache Kafka

    More than 80% of all Fortune 100 companies trust, and use Kafka.Thousands of organizations use Kafka, from internet giants to car manufacturers to stock exchanges. More than 5 million unique lifetime downloads.