Design Patterns Microservices Training
Level
IntermediateDuration
16h / 2 daysDate
Individually arrangedPrice
Individually arrangedDesign Patterns Microservices Training
The Design Patterns in Microservices Architecture training is a two-day, intermediate-level course that combines theory with intensive practical workshops. Participants will gain knowledge of key design patterns used in microservices architecture and learn how to effectively implement them in their projects. The training consists of about 80% practice and 20% theory, providing strong theoretical foundations along with hands-on experience.
Who is this training for?
This training is aimed at software developers, software architects, and DevOps engineers who have basic experience working with microservices and want to deepen their understanding of design patterns and their practical implementation.
What You Will Learn
- How to effectively apply architectural patterns in a microservices architecture
- How to manage communication and data integration between microservices
- How to design systems that are reliable and resilient to failures
- How to deploy and maintain microservices in line with best practices
Training Program
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Introduction to design patterns in microservices
- Overview of microservices architecture and its key assumptions
- Why architectural patterns are crucial for success in microservices
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Communication patterns between microservices
- Building APIs: API Gateway, API composition
- Synchronous patterns: Request-Response
- Asynchronous patterns: Fire-and-Forget, Asynchronous Request-Response
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Data integration patterns in microservices
- CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation)
- Caching
- Event-Driven Architecture
- Shared Database
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Reliability and resilience management
- Circuit Breaker and Retry patterns: avoiding overloads in the system
- Timeouts and Rate Limiting: handling load limits
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Deployment and maintenance patterns for microservices
- Blue-Green Deployment and Canary Releases: safe rollout strategies
- Service Discovery and Load Balancing: automatic management of services
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Practical workshop: Designing and implementing microservices
- Designing a microservices architecture using the learned patterns
- Implementing key patterns in real-world business scenarios
