Online IBM Mainframe Training & eLearning Courses

This Processing Data: Getting Started with Apache Kafka online course is offered multiple times in a variety of locations and training topics.

This Working with Apache Cassandra: Using Collection & User-defined Fields online course is offered multiple times in a variety of locations and training topics.

This Using Apache Spark for AI Development online course is offered multiple times in a variety of locations and training topics.

This Introducing Apache Spark for AI Development online course is offered multiple times in a variety of locations and training topics.

This Graph Modeling on Apache Spark: Working with Apache Spark GraphFrames online course is offered multiple times in a variety of locations and training topics.

This Working with Apache Cassandra: Using Replication, Consistency, & CQL online course is offered multiple times in a variety of locations and training topics.

Spark Streaming is becoming incredibly popular, and with good reason. According to IBM, 90% of the data in the World today was created in the last two years alone. Our current output of data is roughly 2.5 quintillion bytes per day. The World is being immersed in data, more so each and every day. As such, analyzing static DataFrames for non-dynamic data is becoming less and less of a practical approach to more and more problems. This is where data streaming comes in, the ability to process...

This Fundamentals of Apache Maven for Java Developers online course is offered multiple times in a variety of locations and training topics.

In this course, we look at the Maven build tool, which is currently the number-one industry standard for creating Java applications. By concentrating on practical hands-on demonstrations, you'll see first hand how Maven works and from there develop the confidence to be able to use it independently to build your Java projects at home, in college, or in the workplace. This is a beginners' course, although it has some useful content for those already familiar with Maven. But to get the maximum...

Apache NiFi was initially used by the NSA so they could move data at scale and was then open sourced. Being such a hot technology, Onyara (the company behind it) was then acquired by Hortonworks, one of the main backers of the big data project Hadoop, and then Hadoop Data Platform. Apache NiFi is now used in many top organisations that want to harness the power of their fast data by sourcing and transferring information from and to their database and big data lakes. It is a key tool to learn...