Developing Event-Driven Applications with Apache Kafka and Red Hat AMQ Streams Training

Last Updated: 18 08 2025

AD482- Developing events-driven applications with Apache Kafka and Red Hat AMQ streams courses are designed for developers who aim to manufacture scalable, real-time applications using state-of-the-art messaging and streaming technologies. This hands-on training focuses on how to design, develop and deploy how to respond and process-operated microservices that respond to real-time data with the least delay.

Participants will have to learn to work with Apache Kafka and Red Hat AMQ Streams, specialising in creating strong messaging systems that support high-identity and fault-tolerant communication among distributed components. The course emphasises the practical implementation of Kafka-based architecture within the contained environment operated by Red Hat OpenShift, allowing developers to originally deploy services in hybrid and Kafka cloud infrastructure.

During the course, the learner will detect concepts such as the subject design, message ordering, events, consumer groups, and streaming patterns. With a strong focus on developer productivity and application accountability, it enables training teams to create modern applications that are able to provide immediate insight and user experience.

By the end of this course, participants will be efficient in building and management of events with enterprise-grade cloud-native environments with Red Hat AMQ, Apache Kafka, and Red Hat OpenShift.

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  • Live Training (Duration : 32 Hours)
  • Per Participant

Fee: On Request

Course Prerequisites

Before starting this course, participants should have a solid understanding of core Java programming and basic knowledge of enterprise application development. Familiarity with containerization concepts and fundamental Linux administration skills will further support hands-on exercises involving Red Hat AMQ Streams. 

  • Proficiency in Java programming 
  • Basic understanding of enterprise application development 
  • Familiarity with the Linux command line 
  • Awareness of container technologies (such as Docker or Padman is helpful but not mandatory 

Learning Objectives

This course aims to provide participants with the skills to design, develop, and deploy event-driven applications using Apache Kafka and Red Hat AMQ Streams. Learners will explore core concepts of distributed event streaming, message brokering, and real-time data processing. They will also gain practical experience in implementing producers and consumers, managing Kafka clusters, and integrating event-driven workflows into enterprise-grade solutions, enabling them to build robust, scalable, and high-performance streaming applications. 

Target Audience

  • Java developers and application developers 
  • Software architects designing event-driven systems 
  • Integration developers and middleware engineers 
  • DevOps engineers working with streaming platforms 
  • Professionals responsible for building real-time data pipelines 
  • Technical leads adopting microservices architecture 

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