Microservices In Azure:3-Days Workshop

Target Audience: IT Architects Software Designers Developers

Microservice architecture is distributed and loosely coupled, so one component’s failure will not break the whole app. Independent components work together and communicate with well-defined API contracts. Build microservice applications to meet rapidly changing business needs and bring new functionalities to market faster.

Day 1

1. What/Why Microservices?
   1. When to use and not use Microservices
   2. Stateful / Stateless Microservices
2. Microservices Architectural
   1. Creating your architecture (Boundaries/Structures/Components)
   2. Architectural Patterns and Classifications
      1. Nonfunctional (Resiliency/Security/Performance/Scalability)
      2. Functional (Communication/Abstraction/Persistence)
      3. Operational (Orchestration/Automation/Centralization/Deployment)
3. Deploying Microservices as Containers
   1. Docker Containers with Demo/Lab

Day 2

4. Container Registries (Docker Hub / Azure Container Registry)
5. Container Hosting Options in Azure
   1. ACI (Azure Container Instances) with Demo
   2. Azure App Services
   3. Azure Service Fabric with Demo/Lab
      1. Reliable Services / Reliable Actors
   4. AKS (Azure Kubernetes Services) with Demo/Lab
   5. Azure Red Hat OpenShift (Kubernetes)
   6. Azure Batch (Big Data processing)
   7. IaaS (VMs)
6. Securing and Managing Microservices
   1. Communication (inter-node/client-to-node)
   2. Azure Active Directory

Day 3

7. CI/CD (Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery)
   1. Azure DevOps with Demo/Lab
8. Diagnostics and Monitoring
   1. Monitoring Health of Clusters (AKS/Service Fabric/Batch)
   2. Collecting and Analyzing Logs
9. Serverless Microservices in Azure (No Orchestration/No Clusters)
   1. ACI (Azure Container Instances) with Demo
   2. Function Apps (Nanoservices) with Demo/Lab
      1. Webhook Triggers 2. Timer Triggers