A beginners guide to understand Microservices.

What you will learn

☑ This course provides high level understanding of microservices-based architecture. 

It explores how Microservices are different from other architectures like monolithic architecture and Service oriented Architecture.


Description

Microservices architecture provides a modern way of building highly scalable applications.

 Normally in building cloud-native applications microservices-based architecture is used. 

In this course, I have explained microservices in the simplest possible way. We start with the explanation of traditional architecture such as Monolithic Architecture, then we discuss how it evolved via service-oriented architecture (SOA) to finally microservices architecture. We talk about the benefits and the challenges of these architectures.


In this course, we do NOT cover the microservices-based-frameworks or advanced level of design patterns of microservices.


Who’s teaching you in this course?


I have been working with zekeLabs as a corporate trainer for AWS, Azure, DevOps, Git, Chef, Docker. I had extensive experience in the software industry where I have worked as a senior developer and cloud and DevOps Consultant. As a developer, I worked with Cadence, Aricent Technology in the Telecom domain, and Guavus in the Big Data domain. I was in 2007 batch Computer Science Graduate from NIT Allahabad. I am passionate about technology and education. I have shared my knowledge that gonna guide you to understand the core of Aws.


English

Language


Content

Microservices – Introduction


Microservices – Introduction to Monolith


Microservices – Issues in Monoliths


Microservices – Fundamentals


Microservices – Architecture Fundamentals



Microservices – Evolution and Differences


Microservices – Evolution of Architecture : Monolith to Microservices


Microservices – The differences between SOA and Microservices


Microservices – Benefits, Challenges & Characteristics


Microservices – Benefits


Microservices – Challenges


Microservices – Characteristics


Microservices – Conclusion


Microservices – Conclusion

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