Event-Driven Architecture with Apache Kafka and Red Hat OpenShift Application Services Technical Overview

Last Updated: 20 08 2025

Ad082 courses introduce learners to the basic principles of event-operated architecture and its powerful abilities in modern application design. This free, on-demand video course provides an essential technical observation of how organisations may use Apache Kafka and Red Hat OpenShift Application Services, which can efficiently use application services to manufacture, deploy, and scale cloud-native applications.

Participants will get information about how event-driven systems react to events and enable real-time accountability as they occur in distributed systems. The course explores the main components and benefits of Apache Kafka, including the ability to manage high-throughput messages and data streaming during microservices. The learners will also understand how Red Hat OpenShift Application Services are integrated with Kafka to simplify the development life cycle from coding to deployment and scaling.

By running through practical use cases and real-world architectural patterns, this course highlights how the cloud services of Red Hat can accelerate digital changes and innovation. Whether you are a developer, architect, or technical decision-maker, Ad082 provides a strong foundation to take advantage of event-powered architecture and cloud-native applications in the Hybrid and Cloud-based environment.

This course is ideal for professionals discovering modern architecture built on a strong open-source ecosystem of Red Hat.

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  • Live Training (Duration : 8 Hours)
  • Per Participant

Fee: On Request

Course Prerequisites

Before attending this course, participants should have a foundational understanding of container technologies and basic knowledge of Kubernetes and OpenShift, as these skills are critical for working within the OpenShift Application Services environment. Familiarity with messaging systems, enterprise integration, or microservices patterns will be beneficial to fully grasp event-driven design concepts. 

  • Basic knowledge of Red Hat OpenShift or Kubernetes 
  • Experience with enterprise application development (recommended) 
  • Familiarity with messaging systems or integration patterns (helpful but not mandatory) 

Learning Objectives

This course aims to provide participants with a solid understanding of event-driven architecture principles using Apache Kafka alongside Red Hat OpenShift Application Services. Learners will explore how to design, deploy, and manage event-driven applications, enabling faster, more scalable, and resilient systems. By the end of the course, participants will be able to integrate event streaming into modern application architectures to build responsive, loosely coupled, and cloud-native systems. 

Target Audience

  • Enterprise architects and solution architects 
  • Application developers working with microservices 
  • DevOps engineers and site reliability engineers 
  • Middleware administrators 
  • IT professionals modernizing legacy applications 
  • Anyone interested in event-driven architectures and cloud-native patterns 

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