Learn to build, manage, and deploy the microservices using .NET Core.
Key Features
- Strongly practical course about implementing and managing the microservices
- Making use of cloud-agnostic, open-source tools to build, monitor, test, and deploy the microservices
- Discussing and resolving real-life challenges when it comes to building distributed systems
Book Description
Building the microservices is not an easy job. Whenever it comes to any type of distributed system design, challenges such as data consistency, dealing with network issues or latencies, security, testing, monitoring, tracing, deploying and orchestrating the set of independent applications might quickly become a very complex and overwhelming task.
Not only should the software engineer be aware of the typical web API design but such an engineer should also understand very well the event-driven architecture, messaging infrastructure, consistency models, contract testing, or the observability patterns to be able to properly implement and then deploy the microservices.
The aim of this course is to provide specialized knowledge about dealing with such challenges and also introduce a set of open-source, cloud-agnostic tools (Consul, Grafana, Prometheus, Jaeger) that might be of great use when developing distributed applications.
All resources and code files are placed here: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Pacco
What you will learn
- Learn about microservices
- Understand event-driven architecture
- Learn how to integrate asynchronously between the microservices
- Learn how to manage the transactional behavior of process spanning multiple services
- Learn the best approach to take care of an application and data access security
- Understand how to monitor and trace microservices behavior
- Learn how to make use of containers, Kubernetes, and other tools for orchestrating the system
Who this book is for
The course is dedicated for both, the developers who are starting their microservices journey as well as experienced programmers who would like to organize their knowledge and learn about the practical patterns, techniques, and tools to solve the challenges related to building distributed systems.
