Aref K.
Learn important skills for designing and building Event–Driven & Message–Oriented Microservices with .NET & Amazon Web Services.
When you finish the course, you will have mastered many aspects of building Microservices, including:
Solution architecture of a microservice–based application
Authentication and authorization with OpenId Connect (OAuth) and AWS Cognito
Distributed transactions, eventual consistency, and the Saga pattern
Making synchronous calls to query microservices – Deep dive into HttpClientFactory class
Circuit Breaker pattern and Back–off strategy
CQRS Pattern
Messages, Events, and Fan–Out design pattern
Simple Notification Service (SNS) as a message broker
Domain–Driven Design and rules for designing microservices
Logging and Monitoring in Microservices with AWS
Health Check
API Gateway and API Management
Securing APIs with AWS Web Application Firewall
Token–based authentication for cross–microservice authentication
Service Discovery
CDI/CD and Microservices (Docker, AWS ECS, etc.).
Event–Driven Microservices with Apache Kafka and AWS MSK
Message–Oriented Microservices with RabbitMQ and Amazon MQ
Workflow Management with Choreography and Orchestration Patterns
Deep Dive into Choreography
Interview Questions
To master implementing Microservices, we will build an ASP.NET CORE project called Web Advertisements. It will be based on Microservice patterns and will use Amazon Web services for delivering messages, data storage, security, service discovery, API management, and so forth. Finally, I will code the course of the course to see how a Microservice is built, line by line!
Instructor Details
Courses : 7
Specification: Build Microservices with .NET & Amazon Web Services
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| Price | $19.99 |
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| Duration | 12.5 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Sudeep Tripathy –
Nice Experience.
Rohan Sharma –
Very nice and detailed course.Helped clearing lot of concepts
Vikas Prakash –
Its a good match for me
Sylendra –
The course did not meet the expectation . It has more basic Asp.Net Core and AWS concepts . There were no detail MicroServices concepts was involved in this course , we will find this basic concepts google as well . In Udemy, otherthan this course there are many courses where we had more Microservices concepts covered .
Muhammad Jamal –
It is good, although I am looking for AWS Lambda function microservices build through .net core
Marcelo Balbuena –
I’ll update the comment when I see the CI/CD process. It is very good so far. I’m 50% in the course. Good concepts applied to the process of design and develop. Not all covered in detail, but with good references to go and investigate by yourself, like DDD.
Shailendra Gawand –
Code File Should have being Shared for reference, That could have brought down time to learn ,…Crash learning : )
Raymond Hieu Tran –
Some of the content are outdated. Questions are not answered
Miguel Angel Meraz Rodriguez –
he use monolitic in the users part, wich its dissapointing i was looking for a rest and api gateway
Olman Mora –
The course is very good, in general terms it’s fairly interesting and I gained a lot of knowledge on a real microservices architecture. I didn’t leave the 5 stars since the only subject I considered important as part of a robust architecture is Authorization (All the handling of claims, roles etc) was not included. I wanted to see how Authorization behaves under an Api Gateway environment on each microservice. But great course anyway.
Ever Orellana –
It’s a good course, and the intention for everything is Ok, but some knowledge that is important the instructor pass very fast, so have to research how you configure properly in your aws account. By the way, I have learned a lot about how deploy .net core projects in aws and the intention was it. Thank you
Tanyo Ivanov –
Great course!
Padam Agrawal –
Awesome explanation, and quiz part also double checks whether you are on track or not. Satisfied to till reach out 11th videos.
Francis Elendu –
Great course and material
Sandeep Kumar –
Course is designed well till now.
Abdelrahman Abdelaziz –
yes nice one
Manish –
Good course, but only for experienced .Net developer and requires at least AWS knowledge.
Anmol Aggarwal –
The author has explained the concepts pretty well.
Milind Igalwar –
It is a good training, worth.
Artem Shchepachev –
sadly bad resolution
Amjath Muhammed –
Well explained