Microservices Software Architecture: Patterns and Techniques
$16.99
What you’ll learn
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Learn about microservices architecture
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Learn how to implement software architecture patterns for a distributed system to allow scalability whilst maintaining consistency
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Learn techniques to help you in the design, development, deployment and monitoring of your microservice based system
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Identify technical challenges and common pitfalls
In this course you will learn in detail the software architecture patterns and techniques to develop robust and scalable microservices
We will go through techniques and design patterns that are required in enterprise architecture including :
- Event Sourcing pattern
- Saga pattern
- Microservice Registration
- Circuitbreaker pattern
- API compostion
- Two Phase Commit
- Microservice Discovery
- and more !
The course is structured around both video tutorials explaining different techniques and architecture patterns, and (optional) assignments to help make sure you’re understanding what we’re learning.
I’m also available to answer any queries you may have regarding any course material which you didn’t understand or would like further detail on.
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Just in case you’re still not convinced if you should take this course, here are a couple of positive reviews from the hundreds I have received on my bestselling, top rated Udemy courses:
“The course is comprehensive and well explained through clear and concise examples, and shows that the instructor is highly experienced in their field. Overall this course is excellent and highly appropriate for software developers looking to improve their architectural and programming skills, both beginners as well as more advanced programmers. I will be looking forward to more courses by the author in the future.” – J. Fusselberg
“High quality videos, lectures are clear and to the point. This course is highly recommended for any developer who wants to move on to a senior position or software architect role. However, it will also be a good start for beginner to introduce them to proper coding practices early on.” – Roberto de Souza
I look forward to seeing you in my course and hearing how the course has helped you progress in your career !
Who this course is for:
- Software developers who are developing microservices
- Software developers who are thinking of refactoring their current system to microservices
- Software architects who want to improve their skills in designing microservices
- Anyone who wants to learn about microservices and gain in-depth technical knowledge on how to design, structure and develop microservice based systems
Rakesh –
The course was very good and well explained in detail each aspect of the microservice architecture.
I was now able to have a good grip on microservice architecture techniques.
Carla –
At the beginning It seemed It was not an engaging course. But at the end It was really useful. I’ve learned many patterns related with this architecture. For sure you need to improve the slides you are using, maybe taking in consideration your own answers to Q&A, that in fact have contributed with more knowledge and are really useful of course.
Sushant Dutta –
Fantastic experience going through this course. Videos were informative to the point. I really liked the assignments as were discussing real life scenarios.
Arvind Yadav –
The content of course is nice, covering whole aspect of microservices.
Recommendation – some deep knowledge for each topic would be helpful.
Definitely recommend for any one starting with microservices. This is great start here.
Allada Raja Rahul –
A good high level theoretical overview on Microservice Architecture.
Loved the assignment examples, could be better to include more examples just reinforce proper understanding.
Justin Mountford –
As ‘management consultant’ I wanted to get a understanding of the micro services beyond the marketing hype. This completely exceed that. Now I know enough to know, what I don’t know 😉
Rajesh Kumar Kumaresan –
Good number of patterns covered and explained simply
Abubakar . –
I think, it covers most of key points in the micro service patterns. Also, the contents mostly like discussion not like usual lectures which actually helps to understand better. thanks!
Harikrishna Podaralla –
good , but his voice is not understandable for non English speakers, from india.
Windel Misa –
I was able to learn the basics of microservices and have a guide on implementing the microservice architecture
Gokul Mahajan –
Course should cover some more designs, plus explanation is very short does not cover all components well. diagrams lines misses directions. After covering this course candidates still need to look for other missing patterns themselves like CQRS, CORS, Gateway etc
Robert Tomlin –
It’s a bit short but I like the “to the point” videos. So far assignments are useful