.NET Microservices Certification Training
About .Net Microservices Training Course
The microservices architecture is a method of structuring applications as a collection of small, self-contained services that can be deployed and scaled independently. Because it supported different technologies and tools that are required for microservices development, .NET has been frequently utilized for constructing microservices-based systems. The course covers microservices in .NET core with architecture implementation, leveraging Azure for API Gateway, microservices deployment, and implementing security and authentication.
The .NET microservices training is a program that teaches learners how to create microservices-based systems using the .NET Core.
Why Learn
Recently, microservices have had a significant impact on software development. This is a substitute for the monolithic architectural model that has dominated software development. Teams can now design, manage, launch, and scale a variety of apps more efficiently using the cloud. Platforms such as AWS and Azure make it easy to carry out these tasks. As you learn more about microservices, you will gain new abilities and confidence, allowing you to meet the specific needs of your clients.
There are various reasons why learning .NET microservice is advantageous:
Scalability
Maintainability
Flexibility
Resilience
Cloud-native
What Technologies will you learn?
During this course, you will get knowledge about Microservices Architecture, Microservices in .Net Core, Microservices Patterns, Ocelot API Gateway, Rabbit MQ, Azure Service Bus, and Microservices with Azure AKS.
This course will also cover containerization technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes, and RESTful web services that allow services to connect through HTTP/HTTPS using a set of standardized APIs, Apache Kafka, and Amazon SQS.
Aside from these, frameworks such as JUnit, Mockito, and Pact will be included. Monitoring and logging technologies like Prometheus, Grafana, and the ELK stack, as well as cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform, are also covered.
Course objectives
After finishing this .NET microservices training participants will have the following skills:
Understand the Fundamentals of Microservices
Use ASP.NET Core to implement a microservices architecture
Microservices in .NET core
Use Swagger to document your APIs.
Deconstruct an existing N-Tier application into Microservices
Convert a centralized database to a distributed database.
Ocelot API Gateway should be used.
Using the CQRS technique, query microservices.
Use Azure Service Bus and RabbitMQ to implement asynchronous communication.
Use Observability Patterns: Monitoring, Tracing, and Logging
Use Cross-Cutting Concern Patterns: Patterns for Service Discovery, Circuit Breaker, and Retry
Azure AKS Cluster Deployment
Pre-requisites
The learner must comprehend ASP.NET Core to construct online applications and REST APIs utilizing C# and SQL Server.
Who can Join?
This .NET microservices training course is intended for .NET developers who wish to learn more about these small, modular, and independently deployable services to advance their skills. This course is recommended for all .NET Beginners or Professionals who want to build cutting-edge web apps using Azure's microservice architecture and desire to expertise the microservices in .NET core.
Tools/SDK/IDE?
Visual Studio 2022, Dockers, Rabbit MQ, Azure
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Do you prepare me for the job interview?
Yes, we do. We will discuss all possible technical interview questions and answers during the training program so that you can prepare yourself for the interview.
Q2. Do you provide training on the latest technology version?
Yes, we do. As the technology upgrades, we do update our content and provide your training on the latest version of that technology.
Q3. Do you provide any course material or live session videos?
Yes, we do. You will get access to the entire content including class videos, mockups, and assignments through LMS.
Q4. Can I share my course with someone else?
In short, no. Check our licensing that you agree to by using Dot Net Tricks LMS. We track this stuff, and any abuse of copyright is taken seriously. Thanks for your understanding on this one.
Q5. What If I miss my online training class?
All online training classes are recorded. You will get the recorded sessions so that you can watch the online classes when you want. Also, you can join other classes to do your missing classes.
Q6. Who are your mentors?
All our mentors are highly qualified and experienced professionals. All have at least 8-10 years of development experience in various technologies and are trained by Dot Net Tricks to deliver interactive training to the participants.
Q7. Why should you learn about microservices?
Microservices are server-side development solutions in which services are connected yet work independently of one another. Microservices are being used by more developers to improve efficiency, exactness, and output. Analytical tools are providing them with useful insights into performance and service levels.
Other architectural patterns do not allow developer teams to operate on services without compromising overall workflows. Microservices were created out of necessity. As apps grow larger and more complex, developers want a new method of development that allows them to easily expand programs as user needs and requirements change.
Q8. Who is going to benefit from the microservices training course?
A wide number of professionals can benefit from this microservices training, including:
Developers
Architects
DevOps professionals
IT managers
Business analysts
Q9. What are the advantages of Microservices?
The following are the advantages of microservices:
Microservices are deployment modules that are self-contained and self-sufficient.
Services that are controlled independently.
To boost performance, the queries might be distributed among multiple servers.
It is less difficult to test.
Increased scalability
Debugging and maintenance are made simple.
Communication between developers and business users has improved.
Smaller development groups are required.
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