Data Streaming and Real Time Data Processing Training Course
Course Overview
This course offers a practical, structured introduction to constructing real-time data streaming systems. It explores core concepts, architectural patterns, and industry-standard tools for processing continuous data at scale. Participants will gain the skills to design, implement, and optimize streaming pipelines using modern frameworks. The curriculum advances from foundational principles to hands-on applications, empowering learners to confidently develop production-grade real-time solutions.
Training Format
• Instructor-led sessions with guided explanations
• Concept walkthroughs supported by real-world examples
• Hands-on demonstrations and coding exercises
• Progressive labs aligned with daily topics
• Interactive discussions and Q&A sessions
Course Objectives
• Grasp the concepts and system architecture of real-time data streaming
• Distinguish between batch and streaming data processing models
• Design scalable and fault-tolerant streaming pipelines
• Utilize distributed streaming tools and frameworks
• Apply event time processing, windowing, and stateful operations
• Build and optimize real-time data solutions tailored to business needs
This course is available as onsite live training in Czech Republic or online live training.Course Outline
Course Outline: Day 1
• Introduction to data streaming concepts
• Fundamentals of batch vs. real-time processing
• Basics of event-driven architecture
• Common industry use cases
• Overview of the streaming ecosystem
Day 2
• Design patterns for streaming architecture
• Fundamentals of distributed messaging systems
• Understanding producers and consumers
• Topics, partitions, and data flow
• Data ingestion strategies
Day 3
• Stream processing concepts and frameworks
• Event time versus processing time
• Windowing techniques and their use cases
• Stateful stream processing
• Basics of fault tolerance and checkpointing
Day 4
• Data transformation within streaming pipelines
• ETL and ELT processes in real-time systems
• Schema management and evolution
• Stream joins and data enrichment
• Introduction to cloud-based streaming services
Day 5
• Monitoring and observability in streaming systems
• Fundamentals of security and access control
• Performance tuning and optimization
• End-to-end pipeline design review
• Real-world applications such as fraud detection and IoT processing
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Hands on exercises. Class should have been 5 days, but the 3 days helped to clear up a lot of questions that I had from working with NiFi already
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