Deploying Event-Driven Applications with IBM Event Streams on IBM Cloud Private

Course Code: WD107G
Duration: 16 Hours
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Course Description

  • This course is also available as self-paced virtual (e-learning) course Deploying Event-Driven Applications with IBM Event Streams on IBM Cloud Private (ZD107G). This option does not require any travel.

     

    In this course, you learn how to deploy and manage event-driven applications with IBM Event Streams. IBM Event Streams uses Apache Kafka, an open-source streaming platform, with many value-added capabilities, to deploy production-ready applications.  

     

    This course is intended for system architects, developers, and network administrators who need to deploy, test, and monitor event-driven applications with IBM Event Streams.

Objectives

  • Understand basic Kafka concepts
     
  • Describe Event Streams components and architecture
     
  • Describe some Event Streams use cases
     
  • Install Event Streams
     
  • Deploy, test, and monitor a sample application with Event Streams
     
  • Connect Event Streams with IBM MQ

Audience

  • This course is intended for system architects, developers, and network administrators who need to deploy, test, and monitor event-driven applications with IBM Event Streams.

Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of event-driven architecture
     
  • Experience working with REST APIs 
     
  • Working knowledge of Linux operating system
     
  • Familiarity with Kubernetes and IBM MQ is helpful

Content

  • Unit 1: Introduction to Kafka
    Unit 2: IBM Event Streams overview
    Unit 3: Getting started with Event Streams
    Unit 4: Using Kafka Connectors for IBM MQ
    Unit 5: Geo-replication
    Unit 6: Monitoring logs