Microservices Training

Do you use the monolithic approach for developing your applications? Are you looking for more modularity and decentralization in your codebase? Have you heard companies like Amazon, Netflix and eBay have switched from a monolithic to microservices approach? Everything you need to know about microservices from a beginner to an advanced level will be covered in this training.

Microservice architecture consists of a collection of small, self-contained, autonomous services that encapsulate a single business capability. These services are very small, independent and separate code-bases that are self-deployable. This training focuses on giving a complete hands-on experience developing and deploying microservices. We start off by understanding the basics and architecture of microservices and move towards developing and deploying microservices and also look at the best practices and principles followed for creating microservices. The following topics will be covered in detail:

What is a microservice?
Understanding the microservices architecture
Microservices vs. monolithic approach
Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of microservices
Interconnectivity in microservices
Understanding the relationship between microservices and service-oriented architecture
Developing microservices for the cloud (AWS and Azure)
Using DDD to design and implement microservices
Securing microservices
Consuming microservices from a client application
Debugging and troubleshooting development issues
Deploying microservices
Learning best practices and common principles about microservices
Context Boundaries
- Scoping Microservices
- Refactoring Microservices
Communicating Between Services
- ESB vs AMQP/Streams
- REST
Data Persistence
- Micro-SQL and NoSQL
Security
- OAuth / OpenID
- JSON WebTokens
- Message Routing with Secure Tokens
Development Team Dynamics
- Project Management
- Testability
- Two Pizza Teams

An in-depth view of the various technologies used to design, develop, and deploy microservice-based architectures; from developer workstation to cloud data-centers.

Self Hosted (Owin/IIS)
RabbitMQ / Azure Service Bus
- Topics, Exchanges
- Events, Commands
- Routing
Docker
- Containers and Virtualization
- Dockerfile
- Docker Compose
- Image Repositories
Kubernetes
- Pods, ReplicaSets, StatefulSets
- Deployments, and Jobs
- Services, Load Balancers, and Ingress
- Persistent Volumes
- Kubectl and Kubedash
- Introduction to Helm Package Manager

Building a microservices example platform from the ground-up and orchestrating the containers locally to support the development cycle.

Example Application
- Web Application Front-End
- Web API Service
- Auth0 JWT Security
- Mongo Database or SQL Server
- Docker Containers
- Docker Compose Orchestration with VSCode Tasks

Everything needed to leverage a local Kubernetes server (MiniKube) instead of Docker for development.

Minikube Setup
Helm Configuration
Example Application Deployment
Service Ingress Setup

Setting up and configuring a production cluster to host our example microservices application.

Azure Portal
Azure Configuration
- IAM Contributor
- App Registration
- Azure CLI
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Deployment
Kubctl and Kubedash configuration for remote administration
Azure Container Registry
- Deploying local images to the cloud
Kubernetes
- Architectural Design
- Operations, Cost, & Concerns for implementing a real-world Development
- CI/CD pipeline with Kubernetes
- Configuring the Application Pods
- Configure Ingress
- Expose Application via Http