Understanding Microservices (with MSA Pattern)

" I understand the general meaning of the MSA terms, but I don't think I know the exact meaning.
"I don't know what knowledge to acquire first."

"We are trying to convert our existing system to a cloud application,
"Should we definitely go with microservices ? I'm a bit scared."

"Our company is responding quickly to business like Netflix, Amazon, Uber, etc.
"I want to make it an agile company , but I'm worried because the developers are not very confident. "

• The lectures are given with vivid field voices based on the experiences of practitioners.
• We aim for the ideal of microservices, but present an approach that reflects reality.
• This lecture is a purely spoon-fed lecture without any practical training! 😁

Understanding the concept of microservices

We define the concept of microservice systems and analyze their characteristics by comparing them to monolithic systems and microservices.

MSA is not a silver bullet.

We understand that the difficulty of building microservices and the level of building them must evolve over time, and we suggest a deployment plan based on the organization's capabilities.

Introduction to different architectural styles

Understand the changing trends of architectural styles and explore various architectural styles closely related to microservices.

Understanding the MSA Pattern for Microservice Architecture

Understand the various types of architectural patterns that make up microservice-based architecture and think about their relationships and application methods.

Microservice Internal Architecture

Learn about the hexagonal, clean architecture style, which is flexible and focuses on business logic, and is widely used as the internal architecture of microservices.

Microservices development process

We define a Scrum-based microservice development process and examine how to apply it.

Understanding Transition/Strategies by Cloud Application Type

We explore the different types of cloud applications and explore transition strategies that are appropriate for each type.

• You will be able to understand the overall scope, context, and relationship of MSA technology.
• You can decide which unit skills to focus on and which ones to study first.
• You will gain a perspective on MSA as a development culture that encompasses Agile, MSA, and Devops.
• Understand the types of cloud applications and how to transition to them.
• You will learn the pros and cons of microservices and what direction to take in your organization.

Q. Is this a course that covers both theory and practice?

This lecture focuses on concepts rather than practical training. From an engineer's perspective, it is very important to try it out right away, but you can learn the overall background knowledge and concepts in this lecture and learn about actual design and development in the lectures that will be prepared later.

Q. Can non-majors without practical experience also take the course?

Even if you don't have cloud experience, it's easy for developers with actual legacy experience to approach, but non-majors without practical experience may have difficulty with the terminology. However, even non-majors who have completed a boot camp should be fine.

Q. What level of content is covered in the class?

This course is designed to explain the relationships between the various technologies, techniques, and processes that make up MSA, and to help you understand their use. After taking this course, if you want to explore specific technologies further, you can take related courses.