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Microservices and Netflix

Course Number:
sd_msac_a03_it_enus

Expected Duration (hours)
1.0

Lesson Objectives

Microservices and Netflix

start the course
describe how Netflix applies microservices to its solution architecture
list and describe the various tools provided in the Netflix OSS
recognize how the plugins provided by Nebula are used
describe the key aspects of Spinnaker and its use
define how client-side service discovery via Spring Cloud Netflix Eureka works
list the key features of the Netflix Ribbon library
describe the kept features of Netflix Archaius
detail the use of containers in Netflix
describe how Zuul provides dynamic routing, monitoring, resiliency, and security
recognize the role of Conductor in orchestrating various pieces of the Netflix puzzle
recall how event sourcing works for Netflix downloads
describe some of the key microservices used in Netflix

Overview/Description
In this course, you will take an in-depth look at the Netflix microservices architecture in practice. This includes a look at components such as Eureka, Ribbon, Zuul, and Conductor.

Target Audience
IT professionals, developers, software engineers, and DevOps and system administrators who are considering expanding the use of microservices to enhance their service/release delivery solution

Microservices Architecture and Design Patterns

Course Number:
sd_msac_a02_it_enus

Expected Duration (hours)
1.1

Lesson Objectives

Microservices Architecture and Design Patterns

start the course
describe microservices architecture
compare microservices with enterprise architecture
describe some alternatives to microservices
identify key aspects of what software design patterns are
specify some of the recommended patterns on how to compose microservices together
describe what a pattern language is and how it applies to microservices
list and describe the pattern areas recommended for use with microservices
specify how the patterns are applied and the typical decisions involved in creating microservices
describe how domain-driven design principles can be used with microservices
distinguish the ways that proper design can help prevent and deal with failure
specify some of the recommended fundamentals for creating useful and robust microservices
describe the pattern areas recommended for use with microservices

Overview/Description
In this course, you will take an in-depth look at software design patterns for microservices. This includes pattern language for microservices, domain driven design, and strategies and best practices for creating successful microservices.

Microservices Current and Future Trends

Course Number:
sd_msac_a04_it_enus

Expected Duration (hours)
1.0

Lesson Objectives

Microservices Current and Future Trends

start the course
describe the overall state of microservices development
list and describe some of the current security concerns of microservices
compare the various tools and frameworks currently in use
define what service meshes are and how they relate to microservices
recognize some of the current challenges faced by microservices
compare modularity with microservices
describe how microservices are expected to integrate with the IoT
describe the role that microservices are expected to play in the digital future
identify the emerging trends in application development
recall how Amazon uses microservices with AWS
recognize how microservices were implemented in a real-world example
recognize some of the current and future trends in microservices development

Overview/Description
In this course, you will explore the current state of microservices. This includes coverage of tools and frameworks, current challenges, emerging trends, and some examples of microservice use in the real world.

Microservices Deep Dive

Course Number:
sd_msac_a01_it_enus

Expected Duration (hours)
0.9

Lesson Objectives

Microservices Deep Dive

start the course
define what microservices are and what they are used for
compare the monolithic approach to the microservices one
describe the state of open-source approaches to microservices
describe the Azure Fabric approach to microservices
identify what polyglot persistence is and how it relates to microservices
distinguish when and why to use microservices
list and describe common communication protocols used in microservices
describe key best practices for avoiding troubles with communication
explore the pros and cons of virtualization vs. containers for microservices
recognize how to implement automated testing in microservices
describe some real-world applications of microservices
recognize the key technologies and features used to create microservices

Overview/Description
In this course, you will take an in-depth look at architectures for microservices, including software design patterns, inter-process communication, automation, and microservices in the real world.