Architecting Microservices

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Do you work on a monolith that is difficult to break? Do you want to avoid expensive mistakes and complicated re-architecting of your microservices? Do you want to ensure security, performance, scalability, and low operational costs for your product? Join this program to understand what are microservices, what advantages and disadvantages they have and how to model them.

In this practical, hands-on training you will experience how to identify microservices by using domain modeling or event storming, how to design microservices in the small including their API and responsibilities, and how to deal with cross-functional constraints such as logging, security, or monitoring.

Feedback from your experienced trainers, inspired by their wide experience as practitioners building products, will help you get the most out of the practice sessions.

Why Attend

Experience how to architect microservices that help your product advance and scale fast:

  • Use Conway’s Law as an ally to speed up development
  • Scale easily, modularization
  • Architect microservices using Domain Driven Design and full decoupling
  • Practice all the techniques on simple exercises and on real projects
  • Experiential learning for participants

Practical Details

  • Language: English
  • Experiential, hands-on, interactive online learning with practical examples
  • Participants will be awarded a Mozaic Works certificate of completion

Need a customised learning program or more information? Contact us as we are happy to answer your questions.

Get inspired from the content Mozaic Works shares on the following channels: Think.Design.Work Smart Youtube Channel and Mozaic Works Blog.

Learning Program Content

Before Starting
Prelude 3 Topics
Fundamentals of Software Architecture 2 Topics
Understanding Microservices Architecture
Microservices Fundamentals 5 Topics
Microservices Compared With Other Styles 3 Topics
Modeling Microservices
Domain Driven Design for Microservices 4 Topics
Modeling Workflows With Multiple Microservices 3 Topics
Integrating Microservices With User Interfaces 3 Topics
From Model to Implementation
What's Next
Check Your Knowledge
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