Microservices: Design Patterns

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Overview

Design patterns save developers from needing to puzzle out solutions to problems that others in their industry have already encountered and solved

Duration	2 hours
Total fee	₹1,400
Mode of learning	Online
Credential	Certificate

Microservices: Design Patterns

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Overview
Highlights
Course Details
Curriculum
Faculty

Microservices: Design Patterns
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Highlights

Earn a certificate of completion from LInkedIn Learning

Microservices: Design Patterns
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Course details

What are the course deliverables?

Microservices
Software Design Patterns

More about this course

In this course, get up to speed with over 15 different design patterns you can leverage when building and operating microservices, as well as the common problems they can help you remedy
Instructor Frank Moley goes over decomposition, integration, data, and operational patterns, tying each pattern to the problem it solves
Learn about the API gateway pattern that can prevent chaos by providing a buffer between underlying services and client needs, the sidecar pattern that allows you to offload processing of some kind to a separate module, and much more

Microservices: Design Patterns
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Linkedin Learning
Curriculum

Welcome

Solving microservices problems with patterns

Vernacular of microservices

Microservices and cloud native

Decomposition Patterns

Decomposition of a system

Domain-based microservices

Business process-based microservices

Atomic transaction-based microservices

Strangler pattern

Sidecar pattern

Integration Patterns

Gateway pattern

Process aggregator pattern

Edge pattern

Data Patterns

Single service database

Shared service database

Command Query Responsibility Segregation

Asynchronous eventing

Operational Patterns

Log aggregation patterns

Metrics aggregation patterns

Tracing patterns

External configuration

Service discovery

Microservices: Design Patterns
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Linkedin Learning
Faculty details

Frank Moley

His objective is to be instrumental in the design and development of service based applications and platforms, including but not limited to microservices, cloud native architectures, and service based architectures.