Setting Data in Motion with Confluent Cloud: Zero to Hero
- Course Code CONFLUENTCLOUD3G
- Duration 3 days
Course Delivery
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Course Delivery
This course is available in the following formats:
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Public Classroom
Traditional Classroom Learning
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Virtual Learning
Learning that is virtual
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Course Overview
TopMaster the skills needed to build, govern, and scale enterprise streaming architectures in the cloud.
Designed for technical teams, this course delivers hands-on experience integrating Kafka clients, building data pipelines, and processing streams with ksqlDB.
Through interactive labs, you'll gain expertise in Stream Governance, mastering Schema Registry, Catalog, and Lineage while securing environments with fine-grained ACLs and enabling seamless multi-cluster data sharing with Cluster and Schema Linking.
Included in the course are hands-on lab exercises focused on setting up CLI tools and Apache Kafka® clients using API keys, service accounts, and access control list (ACLs) to provide more granular access to your applications, how to tag your schemas to support collaboration, replicate schemas and topics between clusters using Schema Linking and Cluster Linking, and more.
NB: this course is a combination of CFLTCLOUG and CONFLUENTCLOUD2G.
Updated 9/2026
Virtual Learning
This interactive training can be taken from any location, your office or home and is delivered by a trainer. This training does not have any delegates in the class with the instructor, since all delegates are virtually connected. Virtual delegates do not travel to this course, Global Knowledge will send you all the information needed before the start of the course and you can test the logins.
Course Schedule
TopTarget Audience
TopThis course is designed to enable new Confluent Cloud users to be able to connect, process, transform and enrich your data in real time.
This course will benefit application developers, architects, and DevOps who want to write applications that interact with fully managed Confluent Cloud.
Course Objectives
TopAfter this course, participants should be able to:
- Enable new users on Confluent Cloud moving data in/out with Kafka Connect
- Integrate existing Kafka clients
- Use CLI tools
- Manage the data with Stream Governance (Stream Lineage, Stream Catalog and Schema Registry)
- Share data with Cluster Linking
- Understand the different networking options and process streams of data in real time with ksqlDB
- Discuss the aspects of automation of deployment, managing and monitoring Confluent Cloud
Course Content
TopModule 1: Introduction to Confluent Cloud
- Kafka Fundamentals
- Confluent Cloud - Fully Managed Service forApache® Kafka
- Confluent Cloud Organization
- Confluent Cloud Accounts
- Lab Module 1: Introduction to Confluent
Module 2: Access Confluent Cloud
- Confluent Cloud Console
- Confluent CLI
- Confluent Cloud APIs
- Kafka Clients
- Confluent Cloud Security
- Lab Module 2: Accessing Confluent Cloud
Module 3: Stream Governance - Stream Lineage & Stream Catalog
- Stream Governance
- Stream Lineage
- Stream Catalog
Module 4: Stream Governance - Stream Quality
- Stream Quality: Data Contracts & Schema Registry
- Stream Quality: Schema Validation
- Stream Quality: Schema Linking
- Lab Module 4: Working with Schema Linking
Module 5: Move Data with Cluster Linking
- What is Cluster Linking-
- Cluster Linking Lifecycle
- Cluster Linking Security Overview
- Most Common Use Cases
- Lab Module 5: Move Data with Cluster Linking
Module 6: Kafka Connect in Confluent Cloud
- What is Connect-
- Using Connectors in Confluent Cloud
- Security Considerations
- Networking with External Systems
- Self-Managed Connectors
- Lab Module 6: Connect in Confluent Cloud
Module 7: Confluent Cloud Networking
- Networking Fundamentals
- Confluent Cloud Overview
- Secure Public Endpoints
- VPC/VNet Peering
- AWS Transit Gateway
- Private Link
- Networking Summary
Module 8: Automate, Deploy, and Manage in Confluent Cloud
- Terraform and Confluent Cloud Provider
- Pulumi and Confluent Cloud Provider
Module 9: Monitoring, Metrics and Audit Logs in Confluent Cloud
- Audit Logs
- Metrics
- Notifications
- Lab Module 9: Monitoring, Metrics and AuditLogs in Confluent Cloud
Module 10: Real-Life Use Case
- Instructor-led - Practice lab real life use case
- Lab Module 10: Real-Life Use Case
Course Prerequisites
TopAttendees should be familiar with the Linux OS, some experience in using a shell like Bash, developing professional apps preferably in java.
Additionally, a working knowledge of the Apache Kafka basics.
Participants are required to provide their own laptop computer with unobstructed internet access to fully participate in the class and to be able to work on hands-on labs during the class.
Test Certification
TopNone
Follow on Courses
TopNone recommended.
Further Information
Top- Official course book provided to participants