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Overview of traditional approaches

  1. Monolithic systems
  2. Systems of Systems
  3. Early service orientation (EAI, CORBA, etc.)
  4. Early web services (SOAP, etc.)
  5. Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
  6. Microservices

Design concepts and trade-offs

  1. Trade-off between flexibility and complexity
  2. Cohesion and coupling
  3. Hidden dependencies versus explicit dependencies
  4. Small systems versus large systems
  5. Modules/components versus services

Generic SOA

  1. Benefits and costs of SOA
  2. Successes and failures in SOA implementation
  3. Messaging and ESB
  4. Infrastructure and tools supporting SOA

Microservices and SOA implementation - Concepts

  1. Do one thing and do it well
  2. Microservice versus service
  3. DevOps
  4. Continuous deployment and delivery
  5. Lightweight protocols

Microservice protocols and tools

  1. HTTP, JMS, AMQP, WebSockets, JSON, etc.
  2. Deployment
    1. Containers (Docker, K8S, LXC, etc.)
    2. Configuration management (Ansible, etc.)
  3. Monitoring and management
  4. Infrastructure

Cloud and auto-scalability

  1. Microservice redundancy and fail-over
  2. Performance scalability
  3. Auto-scalability
  4. Implementation: OpenStack, AWS, etc.

Real-world problems

  1. Ecosystem complexity
  2. Network performance
  3. Security
  4. Deployment
  5. Testing
  6. Nano-services

Requirements

  • A basic understanding of software and system engineering is required.
  • A good understanding of system development and integration is recommended.
  • Some exposure to challenges encountered during the construction of complex enterprise solutions is recommended.
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