Build Microservices with .NET & Amazon Web Services

Build Microservices with .NET & Amazon Web Services, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.51, with 98 lectures, based on 1297 reviews, and has 9481 subscribers.

You will learn about Solution Architecture of Microservices-based Systems Microservices and API Security with AWS Cognito API Gateway pattern and the AWS API Gateway service The Microservice Chassis: Serverless and Containerised Build, Deploy and Secure Serverless Microservices Mocking Techniques for Rapid Microservices Development Domain Driven Design and Its Relevance to Microservices Command and Query Segregation Pattern (CQRS) Event Bus and the Fan Out Pattern The Idempotent Consumer Pattern with AWS SNS and DynamoDB Using API Gateway pattern as a reverse proxy for private APIs Docker and Containerization Deploying Microservices to AWS ECS with Fargate Launch Type Deploying Microservices to AWS ECS with EC2 Launch Type System Resiliancy and the Event Sourcing Pattern The Service Discovery Pattern and AWS CloudMap The Sidecar Pattern Logging and Monitoring for Microservices in AWS Apache Kafka RabbitMQ This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers and Engineers or DevOps Engineers or Solutions Architects or Technical Managers It is particularly useful for Developers and Engineers or DevOps Engineers or Solutions Architects or Technical Managers.

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Summary

Title: Build Microservices with .NET & Amazon Web Services

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.51

Number of Lectures: 98

Number of Published Lectures: 98

Number of Curriculum Items: 98

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 98

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Solution Architecture of Microservices-based Systems
Microservices and API Security with AWS Cognito
API Gateway pattern and the AWS API Gateway service
The Microservice Chassis: Serverless and Containerised
Build, Deploy and Secure Serverless Microservices
Mocking Techniques for Rapid Microservices Development
Domain Driven Design and Its Relevance to Microservices
Command and Query Segregation Pattern (CQRS)
Event Bus and the Fan Out Pattern
The Idempotent Consumer Pattern with AWS SNS and DynamoDB
Using API Gateway pattern as a reverse proxy for private APIs
Docker and Containerization
Deploying Microservices to AWS ECS with Fargate Launch Type
Deploying Microservices to AWS ECS with EC2 Launch Type
System Resiliancy and the Event Sourcing Pattern
The Service Discovery Pattern and AWS CloudMap
The Sidecar Pattern
Logging and Monitoring for Microservices in AWS
Apache Kafka
RabbitMQ

Who Should Attend

Developers and Engineers
DevOps Engineers
Solutions Architects
Technical Managers

Target Audiences

Developers and Engineers
DevOps Engineers
Solutions Architects
Technical Managers

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This course empowers you to build various microservices using .Net and AWS, delving into serverless and containerized options. You won’t just learn theory; you’ll gain hands-on experience by coding the microservices alongside our expert instructors, fostering a deep understanding and practical expertise. As you progress, you’ll even tackle a real-world Hotel Management project, honing your skills in vital design patterns like CQRS, Service Discovery, and Saga.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Introduction to Microservices

Lecture 1: Microservices vs. Monolithic

Lecture 2: Anatomy of a microservices-based application

Chapter 3: The Hotel Booking Project

Lecture 1: Hotel Booking System

Lecture 2: Preparing the Development Environment

Chapter 4: Identity and Access Management :: AWS Cognito

Lecture 1: Introduction to AWS Cognito

Lecture 2: Setting up AWS Cognito for Hotel Booking system

Lecture 3: Sign in with AWS Cognito

Lecture 4: Sign up with AWS Cognito

Lecture 5: Adding a Page for Creating Hotels

Chapter 5: API Gateway

Lecture 1: API Gateway Pattern and Tools

Lecture 2: Creating a Mock API with AWS API Gateway

Lecture 3: Authenticating API Requests

Lecture 4: Adding CORS Headers to APIs

Chapter 6: Building Serverless Microservices

Lecture 1: The concept of a Microservice Chassis :: Serverless & Containrisation

Lecture 2: Creating and Deploying an AWS Lambda Microservice

Lecture 3: Capturing the Request Body in AWS Lambda as an API Backend

Lecture 4: Performing Authorization in a Backend-Lambda

Lecture 5: Storing Data and Files in AWS

Lecture 6: Creating an Execution IAM Role for Lambda

Lecture 7: Create and Configure S3 Buckets

Lecture 8: Uploading Files and Images to AWS S3

Lecture 9: Creating and Configuring a DynamoDB Table

Lecture 10: Storing Information in DynamoDB

Lecture 11: Connecting API Gateway to Lambda via a Proxy Resource

Lecture 12: Testing Proxy API with Lambda

Lecture 13: Domains and Boundaries

Lecture 14: Creating a RestFul GET API in API Gateway with a Lambda Microservice

Lecture 15: Practice Creating and Configuring an AWS Lambda Function

Lecture 16: Practice Creating a Proxy REST API in AWS API Gateway

Lecture 17: Review Your Practice Results

Lecture 18: Exploring Jason Web Tokens (JWT) and JSON Web Key Sets (JWKS)

Lecture 19: Protecting a GET API with Lambda Authorizers – Part 1

Lecture 20: Protecting a GET API with Lambda Authorizers – Part 2

Lecture 21: Protecting APIs with API Gateway Lambda Authorizers – Policy Documents

Lecture 22: The CQRS Pattern

Lecture 23: The "Fan Out" and "Idempotent Consumer" Patterns

Lecture 24: Publishing Events to AWS SNS

Lecture 25: Setting up Elasticsearch for Search Microservice

Lecture 26: Implementing the Idempotent Consumer Pattern

Lecture 27: Working with ElasticSearch & Testing an AWS Lambda Locally

Lecture 28: Practice: Deploy the Updater Service

Lecture 29: Subsciring a Microservice to Event Bus

Chapter 7: Building Containerised Microservices

Lecture 1: Introdutction to Containerized Microservices

Lecture 2: The Search Microservice

Lecture 3: Creating a Docker Image

Lecture 4: Pushing a Docker Image to Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR)

Lecture 5: Deploying a Microservice to AWS ECS with Fargate Launch Type

Lecture 6: Creating a Proxy API for a Containerised Microservice

Lecture 7: Creating a an API for a Containerised Microsrevice with a Private IP

Lecture 8: Search Microserice in Action

Lecture 9: The Circuit Breaker Pattern

Lecture 10: The Event Sourcing Pattern for Ultimate System Resiliancy

Lecture 11: Event Sourcing Microservice

Lecture 12: Booking Microservice – Command

Lecture 13: Deploying a Containerized Microservice with AWS Fargate Service Model

Lecture 14: Creating and Securing an HTTP API in AWS API Gateway

Lecture 15: CQRS: Building a Query Microservice with Docker and ECS

Chapter 8: Service Discovery

Lecture 1: The Service Discovery Pattern and AWS Cloud Map

Lecture 2: Deploying a Microservice to AWS ECS and AWS CloudMap

Lecture 3: Creating an HTTP API in AWS Api Gateway and AWS Cloud Map

Lecture 4: View and Confirm Hotel Bookings

Lecture 5: Creating the Review Booking Microservice

Lecture 6: Deploying a Docker Microservice to AWS ECS with EC2 Launch Type

Lecture 7: Creating an HTTP API for ECS Miroservice with EC2 Launch Type

Lecture 8: The Sidecar Pattern

Lecture 9: Booking Review Sidecar Microservice

Lecture 10: Booking Review – Website Demo

Chapter 9: Logging for Microservices

Lecture 1: Introduction to Logging and Microservices

Lecture 2: Logging Solutions in AWS

Lecture 3: AWS CloudWatch

Lecture 4: Setting up AWS Cognito Identity Pool for Kibana

Lecture 5: Creating ELK Stack with AWS OpenSearch

Lecture 6: Shipping Logs from AWS Cloudwatch to ELK (Elasticsearch and Kibana)

Chapter 10: The Saga Pattern

Lecture 1: Events vs. Messages

Lecture 2: Introduction to Saga Pattern

Lecture 3: Deep Dive into Choreography Pattern

Lecture 4: Deep Dive into Orchestration Pattern

Lecture 5: Orchestration and Choreography Patterns Comparison

Chapter 11: Event Streaming Platforms, Apache Kafka and AWS MSK

Lecture 1: Introduction to Event Streaming

Lecture 2: What Problem Does Event Streaming Solve?

Lecture 3: Installing Kafka

Lecture 4: Connecting to Kafka via Dotnet

Lecture 5: Producing and Consuming Events

Chapter 12: Message Oriented Microservices with RabbitMQ

Lecture 1: About RabbitMQ

Lecture 2: Setting up RabbitMQ with AWS MQ

Lecture 3: Publishing & Consuming Messages with RabbitMQ

Chapter 13: Interview Questions

Instructors

Aref Karimi
Technology Leader and Evangalist

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1 stars: 31 votes
2 stars: 46 votes
3 stars: 176 votes
4 stars: 440 votes
5 stars: 604 votes

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