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Microservices Architecture training course

A "World Class" course - Learn The Principles Of Microservices Architecture - Build Modern, Scalable, Highly Available and Easily Maintainable Applications

JBI training course London UK

"It felt like a thorough dive into a microservices driven approach and the surrounding context. In particular I found the more technical discussion of architecture approaches (DDD, SOA, Event-driven stuff) very useful indeed"  

GH, Software Engineer, Microservices, July 2021

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01/04/24 - 2 days
£1995 +VAT
13/05/24 - 2 days
£1995 +VAT
24/06/24 - 2 days
£1995 +VAT

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  • Understand microservices and the relationship with SOA and DevOps
  • Move from business requirements to service design
  • Learn the principles of microservices architecture
  • Learn techniques for designing and migrating to a microservice architecture
  • Understand communicating infrastructure technologies
  • Appreciate how to use tools for enabling microservices
  • Incorporate security, testing and quality into a microservices architecture
  • Monitor microsystems and size appropriately for maximum scalability
  • Build modern, scalable, highly available and easily maintainable applications

What are Microservices?

  • Small and focused                                                  
  • Loosely coupled                                                     
  • Language-neutral                                                   
  • Bounded context    
  • Domain-driven design                                               
  • Comparing microservices and monolithic architectures                  

Benefits from Microservices

  • Enterprise solutions context                                
  • Challenges with monolithic architecture      
  • Developer perspective                                              
  • Tester perspective                                                  
  • Business owner perspective                                 
  • Service management perspective   
  • Exercise: Try out a SOAP and REST service using Postman          

Analysing and Designing microservices

  • What is a microservice application?
  • Scaling through Decomposition
  • Key Principles
  • Who uses microservices?
  • Domain-driven Design
  • Service Analysis, Design and implementation
  • Exercise: Analyse course case study and use Domain driven design

API Management                        

  • API Economy in Numbers
  • API-Led Architecture
  • Hypermedia
  • API Gateway
  • API Micro Gateways
  • Sidecar pattern
  • Exercise: Write OpenAPI or Swagger contract

Microservices today                  

  • Microservices at Robinhood
  • The contents of an Event
  • Exposing Services to the World
  • Exercise: Build a service using java, maven and Spring boot

Architecture of a Microservices Application

  • Role of the Architect
  • A microservice platform
  • Services layer          
  • Communication
  • Locating Services
  • The application boundary
  • Client layer
  • Exercise: Configure a services registry such as Eureka

Architectural Modularity

  • Technical Drivers
  • Business Drivers
  • How Much Modularity is enough?
  • Sacrificial Architecture
  • Exercise: Build a Micro Frontend with Node.js and Angular spa

Service Design

  • Micro Hexagonal Service Design Pattern 
  • Service Taxonomy
  • Identifying Taxonomy

Service Granularity

  • Purpose and Service Scope
  • Transactions
  • Data Dependencies
  • Workflow and Choreography
  • Code Structure and Reuse
  • Exercise: Configure an API gateway

Share Nothing Architecture

  • Bounded Context
  • Shared Libraries
  • Sharing a Database and Schema

Inter-service communication Using gRPC

  • Using gRPC Between Services
  • How gRPC Works
  • Load Balancing gRPC Servers 
  • Exercise: Configure an API gateway (example Nginx) to load balance request

Orchestration and Choreography

  • Defining Orchestration
  • Defining Choreography
  • Service Orchestration
  • Issues with Gateway Orchestration
  • Using Microservice Orchestrators
  • Orchestration and Loose Coupling
  • Exercise: Walk through some Saga code

Service Aggregation

  • Aggregation vs. Orchestration
  • Issues with Orchestration
  • Using Service Aggregation
  • Aggregation Use Cases

Deploying Microservices                                

  • Why is Deployment important?
  • A microservice production environment
  • Serverless Computing
  • Building Service Artefacts
  • Securing the Services
  • Service to Host models
  • Containerizing a Service
  • Deploying to a Cluster
  • Deploying services without downtime
  • Exercise: Deploy a service to a Docker container

Transactions and Queries with Microservices

  • Consistent transactions
  • Event-based communication
  • Sagas
  • CQRS
  • Event Sourcing
  • CAP Theorem
  • Exercise: Configure MongoDB and H2 for command and query side to test CQRS pattern

Microservices and Distributed Data

  • Change Control Issues
  • Connection Issues
  • Bounded Context and Data
  • Exercise: Using polyglot persistence

 

Distributed Data Issues

  • Data Sharing and Choreography
  • Data Sharing and Data Replication
  • Sharing data between Services
  • Using Replicated Caching
  • Limitations and Restrictions

Designing Reliable Services

  • Defining Reliable Service
  • What could go wrong
  • Designing reliable communication
  • Maximizing service reliability
  • Exercise: Using Kubernetes
  • Service Mesh
  • Exercise: Using Istio and Envoy to build a simple service Mesh

Building a Delivery Pipeline for Microservices

  • Making deploys boring
  • Building a pipeline with Jenkins
  • Building reusable pipeline steps
  • Exercise: Configure Jenkins

DevOps and Microservices 

  • Why you should use DevOps                                             
  • Defining DevOps                                                   
  • DevOps, a prerequisite to successfully adopting microservices?       
  • Organizing teams to support microservices      

Using an Event Broker

  • Building Topologies
  • Event-driven Approach
  • Processing Events with Stateful Functions
  • Making Events the source of truth
  • Exercise: Using Kafka

Microservices governance     

  • Centralized versus decentralized governance
  • Enterprise transformation for microservices
  • DevOps capabilities: Testing strategies for microservices 
  • Considerable testing methods     
  • Building a sufficient testing strategy        

Hybrid Architectures

  • Issues with Microservices for Business Applications
  • Service-Based Topology
  • Advantages of Service-Based Architecture
  • Topology Configurations
  • Managing Database Changes
  • Microservices: a few epic fails

Testing Microservices

  • Testing Strategies
  • Writing Unit Tests
  • Writing Integration Tests
  • Developing Component Tests
  • Writing End-to-End Tests
  • Exercise: A quick look at Cucumber and Gherkin

 

JBI training course London UK

This course is suitable for Enterprise Architects who need to design flexible large-scale systems and oversee agile development of services that meet business needs. Developers and Analysts may also find this course useful as a means of gaining a broader background in Microservices Architecture.

 


5 star

4.8 out of 5 average

"It felt like a thorough dive into a microservices driven approach and the surrounding context. In particular I found the more technical discussion of architecture approaches (DDD, SOA, Event-driven stuff) very useful indeed"  

GH, Software Engineer, Microservices, July 2021



“JBI  did a great job of customizing their syllabus to suit our business  needs and also bringing our team up to speed on the current best practices. Our teams varied widely in terms of experience and  the Instructor handled this particularly well - very impressive”

Brian F, Team Lead, RBS, Data Analysis Course, 20 April 2022

 

 

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In this Microservices training course you will learn a modern approach for building scalable, highly available and easily maintainable applications.

We will describe the microservices architecture and show how it enables the agile development and deployment of applications. You will learn about Domain-Driven Design and tools that enable microservices.

You will gain an understanding of microservices and the relationship with SOA and DevOps, learn techniques for designing and migrating to a microservices architecture, understand communicating infrastructure technologies, appreciate how to use tools for enabling microservices, and incorporate security, testing and quality.  You will also learn how to monitor microsystems and size appropriately for maximum scalability. 

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