Want to know how to build microservices-based systems right?
The "Deep Dive into Building Antifragile Software with Microservices" course covers:
Day 1 - Architecture & Design for Simplicity and Antifragility:
Day 1 - Architecture & Design for Simplicity and Antifragility:
- Introducing Antifragile Software and Simplicity
- Defining Microservices in term of their Principles, Benefits and Challenges
- Understand and explore the forces (stressors) of change on software
- Applying Simplicity, with O.R.E.
- Architecting and Designing for Software System Evolution with the Life Preserver tool
- Organising for concerns and simple components
- How to collaborate to discover change stressors on your software system
- Organising components for change
- Exploring and Managing change-stressor fault-lines between areas of your system
- Designing software bridges that handle change across fault-lines
- Applying de-coupling intelligently, balancing flexility and complexity
- Applying Request-Response, Messaging and Events
- Designing when to apply and implement Postel’s Law
- Extracting components into Microservices
- Building, Deploying and Managing Effective Unix-style Microservice Pipelines
- Simplifying Microservice Management using Immutable Service Deployments
- Designing and Implementing Reactive Microservices
- Applying effective health and monitoring for microservices
- Designing and Implementing Microservice Failover and Auto-Recovery Strategies using the Circuit Breaker Pattern and Friends
- Designing and Implementing for Autonomy with Microservice ‘Cells'
- Enabling Governance and Innovation with Microservices
- Enabling Variation and Experimentation in Languages and Frameworks through Microservices
- Testing stressors for failure to avoid failure
- Testing and Continuous Delivery for Microservices
Want to know how to design for microservices?
The "Fast Track to applying DDD for effective Microservices" course covers:
Synopsis:
In this 1-day, pay for, workshop Russ Miles will demonstrate and implement the domain-driven design patterns that are applicable to building great microservice-based systems. Over the course of this 50% theory, 50% labs session, you'll gain deep technical skills and sidestep microservices mistakes to make your adoption a success.
TOPICS COVERED:
PREREQUISITES:
Code examples and exercises will be written in Java, so previous experience with Java is recommended although not mandated as many of the key takeaways will be applicable regardless of your choice of language, framework or platform.
FORMAT OF THE COURSE:
The course will be 50% theory, 50% labs to explore the different concepts being discussed. Please bring your laptop.
Synopsis:
In this 1-day, pay for, workshop Russ Miles will demonstrate and implement the domain-driven design patterns that are applicable to building great microservice-based systems. Over the course of this 50% theory, 50% labs session, you'll gain deep technical skills and sidestep microservices mistakes to make your adoption a success.
TOPICS COVERED:
- Design a monolith ready for microservices.
- Apply patterns such as Bounded Contexts, Events and Event Sourcing to be flexible enough to embrace microservices at the right point for your application.
- How to build fast data flows and integrate with big data tasks from your microservices.
- Deploy, Upgrade, Stress and Manage your microservices so that they are ready for production.
PREREQUISITES:
Code examples and exercises will be written in Java, so previous experience with Java is recommended although not mandated as many of the key takeaways will be applicable regardless of your choice of language, framework or platform.
FORMAT OF THE COURSE:
The course will be 50% theory, 50% labs to explore the different concepts being discussed. Please bring your laptop.
Quotes
Thanks @lawouach @russmiles for last week's #microservices training. Lots of useful information and very engaging delivery! |
Not one to miss - great insights and opportunity to put them in to practice - no prescription of Java :) |
