Virtual | Sam Newman: Designing Microservices
See Sam in action
In this masterclass, Sam Newman (Author of 'Monolith to Microservices') will give you a course on Designing Microservices.
Indicative two Day Schedule for this Virtual Masterclass
Here is a sample two day class, giving you an idea of some of the topics that we can cover. Please note that this list is not exhaustive.
- Introducing Microservices
- What microservices are
- Technology
- Advantages of microservices
- Disadvantages of microservices
- When should you use them, and when shouldn’t you use them?
- Service Modelling
- Characteristics of “good” services
- Introduction to domain-driven design
- The usefulness of Bounded Contexts when defining service boundaries
- Event Storming and Capability Modelling
- Splitting out services
- Planning a transition
- Incremental decomposition patterns
- Splitting the schema
- Discussion of CAP theory, distributed
transactions and eventual consistency
- Service Collaboration
- Synchronous vs asynchronous
- Event-based collaboration vs
Request/Response - Coverage of technology options
including REST, RPC, Actor
frameworks, Message Brokers
including Kafka - Choreography vs Orchestration
- Testing
- End-to-end testing in a microservice world
- Test types and feedback
- Consumer-driven contracts
- Observability
- Log aggregation
- Correlation IDs
- Metrics collection
- Semantic monitoring
- Real-user monitoring
- Synthetic Transactions
- Resiliency & Scaling
- Types of scaling (scaling cube + more)
- Scaling for load vs scaling for resiliency
- Circuit Breakers and connection pooling
- Bulkheads & timeouts
- Service Meshes & Message Brokers
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