
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Master real-time data processing with Apache Flink. Build scalable, fault-tolerant, high-throughput streaming pipelines from scratch using production standards.
Who this course is for:
Data Engineers looking to master real-time distributed stream processing.
Software Engineers transitioning into data architecture and pipeline development.
Backend Developers working with Apache Kafka, CDC, or event-driven systems.
System Architects designing enterprise real-time analytics platforms.
What you will learn:
Build end-to-end streaming data pipelines using Apache Flink and Java.
Ingest streaming datasets from Apache Kafka, CDC connectors, and enterprise sources.
Process stateful event streams using the Flink DataStream API.
Implement tumbling, sliding, and session event-time processing windows.
Configure event watermarks to manage delayed or out-of-order data streams.
Utilize state backends including RocksDB for high-volume enterprise state sizes.
Deliver processing results into transactional production sinks with zero data loss guarantees.
Recover processing pipelines seamlessly using distributed checkpoints and savepoints.
Requirements:
Basic knowledge of Java or Object-Oriented Programming principles.
Familiarity with basic command-line navigation and development environments.
Basic understanding of data engineering or database concepts.
Final Project Description: You will build an end-to-end real-time financial fraud detection pipeline. The pipeline ingests live transaction streams from Apache Kafka, processes key aggregations across custom rolling time windows, isolates suspicious transactions via side outputs, and sink results directly to a production database—fully equipped with automated state recovery checkpoints.