A Day In the Streaming Life: Event-driven Architecture with Apache Kafka

Red Hat^® Integration is a set of capabilities that can help connect existing enterprise data and applications with new cloud-native applications. The messaging and streaming capabilities included with Red Hat Integration provide the foundation to create event-driven microservices using high performance message brokers and modern, scale-out architectures like Apache Kafka and Debezium.

The Day in the streaming life workshop is a virtual session with a series of hands-on labs that familiarize participants with event-driven concepts and show them how to use Red Hat^® Integration for building event-driven architectures.

Join us for Red Hat's Event-driven microservices and Apache Kafka workshop and learn:

• Lab 1: Event-driven architecture: moving from request-response, to event driven microservices
  Overview and importance of Event driven architecture
  Role of technologies like ActiveMQ, EnMasse, Quarkus, Apache Camel to implement event driven architecture
• Lab 2: Change data capture and Apache Kafka: exporting data events from legacy applications without changing code
  What is Change data capture (CDC) and Debezium
  How to get CDC changes into Kafka ecosystem using Kafka Connect

Date and time

Thursday, 10 December 9am - 1pm GMT+7 (Bahasa ID session)
Tuesday, 15 December 9am - 1pm GMT+8 (English session)
Tuesday, 15 December 1pm - 5pm GMT+7 (Thai session)

What Attendees Need to Know Before they attend:

Participants are expected to be familiar with general application development concepts and have basic skills with the following:

• A laptop computer running Windows, macOS, or Linux with the Firefox or Chrome web browser
• Java programming
• Apache Maven commands line tool
• Linux command line
• Containers and docker
• Microservices