
As a technical and solution architect with 17+ years of experience, I introduce the evolution of micro services, covering solution architecture, it security, database design, containerization, and cloud practices.
In this lecture we will be talking about Topics, which will be covered & targeted course audience
Typical Monolith design with architecture and walk through of one of the example.
Explore the drawbacks of monolith design, including low cohesion and tightly coupled components within a single deployable unit, hindering testing, maintenance, agility, and scaling.
Redesign a monolith system into microservices with independent, scalable components connected by a lightweight API gateway. Netflix-style architecture enables isolated services with separate databases and varied technologies.
Identify when to adopt microservices by evaluating maintenance needs, scalability, modularity, usability, and agile teams. Ask key questions about volume, devices, and dev ops before choosing microservices.
Discover the advantages of microservices, including vendor independence, diverse technology stacks, and best-fit design for each business need, enabling agility and high cohesion across services.
Designing microservices requires addressing data sharing across multiple services, security, tracing, and orchestration. Plan for infrastructure costs, containerization, and a culture shift toward devops.
Microservices are not suitable for every organization; adopt a thoughtful decision process when considering cloud, multi-tenancy, and architecture options. Enterprise architects should guide service breakdown and architectural patterns.
By end of the course you will have fair amount of idea on below things
What is a typical Monolith looks like ?
Issues with Monolith with practical example & design walk through
How industry arrived at SOA.
What are issues with SOA
Why Microservices
Advantages of Microservices
Design consideration need to be made,while adapting Microservices
How to make sure, if microservices is best fit for you.