Learn how to build enterprise-grade integrations quickly using Flowgear
The course will give you an in-depth understanding of Flowgear’s integration and automation capabilities and demonstrate how Flowgear’s iPaaS platform (Integration Platform as a Service) can deliver strategic solutions for your business and your clients.
Online Course
Our Self-paced Technical Certification is an intensive, practical course that will equip you to build integrations internally for your organisation or for your customers.
Course Format
Learn how to build enterprise-grade integrations quickly using Flowgear
The course will give you an in-depth understanding of Flowgear’s integration and automation capabilities and demonstrate how Flowgear’s iPaaS platform (Integration Platform as a Service) can deliver strategic solutions for your business and your clients.
Online Course
Our Self-paced Technical Certification is an intensive, practical course that will equip you to build integrations internally for your organisation or for your customers.
Course Format
Self-paced Online Course
16 lectures to be completed in your own time (~ 3.5hrs on-demand videos)
Each lesson will include a video presentation, interactive exercises and Q&A
Following the course, all exercises will be graded by Flowgear’s professional team and each passing attendee will receive a Flowgear certification
How to Submit Exercises for Grading
To be awarded Flowgear Certification, you must submit your exercises to us for grading. You can do this directly from the Flowgear Console, here's how:
Create a Flowgear account if you don't already have one
When signed in, click the top-right nav and then "My User Account"
Under "Certificates & Badges", click "Turn on Certification Mode"
When you've built and run a Workflow, you'll be able to click the "Submit Exercise" button from the Workflow Designer
Choose the exercise this Workflow corresponds to and click Submit (If you improve on an exercise, you can submit it as many times as you need)
Once you've completed all exercises, be sure to tick the "I've now completed all exercises" checkbox in the "Submit Exercise" dialog
Our team will grade your exercises
Recommended Skills
Attendees should have at least the following technical skills:
Proficiency on the OS of your choice
1 year experience in any of the following scripting languages (e.g. SQL stored procs, PowerShell, Bash, VBS) or development languages (.NET, PHP, Java, Javascript, Python, Swift, Go, Ruby)
Basic grasp of API’s and standards (REST, SOAP, OAuth) will be helpful
Course Benefits
Access to Flowgear’s partner program
Learn how to build integrations to remove time-consuming or error-prone manual business processes
Gain the confidence to deliver integrations that exceed client expectations
Gain autonomy on integration projects while still having the option to engage our Professional Services team when needed
Free your clients to choose the best apps and services without being constrained by the complexity and cost of traditional integration projects
Before you begin
Welcome to the Flowgear certification course! If you're here to achieve your Flowgear Certification, you'll need to complete the exercises presented in our video content in your own Flowgear account. Here's how to do that:
Check the description for each lecture for the exercises that are included. You can follow along with the video content, review the written description of exercises and also refer to the PowerPoint presentation version of this course (attached as a resource to this Introduction lecture)
Some exercises require additional assets like a URL or sample data. You'll find those attached as resources to the relevant lectures
To activate certification mode, sign in to Flowgear and click the top-right nav and then "My User Account". Under "Certificates & Badges", click "Turn on Certification Mode"
When you've completed an exercise by building a Workflow in Flowgear, run it to check it's working correctly and then click the "Submit Exercise" button from the Workflow Designer
Choose the exercise this Workflow corresponds to and click Submit (If you improve on an exercise later on, you can submit it as many times as you need)
Once you've completed all exercises, be sure to tick the "I've now completed all exercises" checkbox in the "Submit Exercise" dialog and your exercises will be graded. If you achieve 80% or higher, we will issue you with a certification
This lecture
We introduce the Flowgear platform including:
What Flowgear does
Business benefits
Moving from hand-coding
Intended audience for Flowgear
Commercial model
Core features
Service delivery model
Understand the architecture of our platform including:
Top-level objects and hierarchies
High availability architecture
Find your way around the platform including administering:
Accounts
Sites
Users
DropPoints
Connections
Site Environments
We also cover how to get help through support and professional services channels.
An introduction into Workflow Design including key concepts and terminology. We design a basic workflow and then discuss how to apply different types of error handling. We also look at how to create a data contract on a Workflow by using the Variable Bar Node.
See how to use Flowgear DropPoints to integrate on-premise systems. We also cover how to install and administer & secure DropPoints.
An introduction into a number of Nodes that are frequently used in the platform including those to manage flow control, record iteration, payload preparation and tracking transaction status.
Learn how to consume REST and SOAP services from within Flowgear.
Map data from a source to a target schema using Flowgear’s Visual Data Mapper.
Apply Flowgear to common use-cases like working with files and databases.
Use the Extract-Transform-Load pattern to manage recurring master and transactional data syncs.
Report on data that has been tagged using the Key Value reports.
Learn the patterns to use when syncing data from one source to many targets or the reverse.
See how to build Workflows that process data asynchronously using queues.
Learn how to build Workflows that cache data requested by consumers in order to reduce overhead on underlying systems.
See how to publish a Flowgear Workflow as an API.
Learn how to use features that support security best practice and streamline work in large environments.
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