Using Cart Microservice in Web MVC Application
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Building a Shopping Cart Microservice using Redis Cache
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Understanding Authentication and Authorization
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Understand OAuth2 Flow at High Level
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Understanding OAuth2 Authorization Grant Types
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Understanding JWT Token
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Understanding OpenID Connect along with ID Token and Access Token
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Security Services and Middleware in ASP NET Core
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Using JWT Token to Authenticate and Authorize
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IdentityServer4 Client Credentials
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IdentityServer4 ResourceOwnerPassword
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IdentityServer4 ImplicitAndClientCredentials
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Including UserInfo In ID Token and Access Token
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Adding Identity Service to Application
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Securing the MicroServices
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Invoking Microservice using GrantType Client Credentials
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Passing User Identity from WebApp to Microservice
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Containerization of IdentityServer and other Microservices with Security Implemented
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Introduction to API Gateway
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Integrating Gateway Service
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Gateway as DockerContainer
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Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication between Microservices
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Generic Implementation of Integration Event with Azure Service Bus
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Implementing Microservices Communication using Integration Event Part-1
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Implementing Microservices Communication using Integration Event Part-2
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Overview of CQRS
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CQRS Implementation Part-1
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CQRS Implementation Part-2
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About Domain and Domain-Driven Design
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Layered Architecture in DDD Microservices
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Implementing the Command and Command Handler Pattern
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About Domain Events
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Practical Impl of DDD Pattern
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Implement Resilient Applications
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Implementing Retries using Polly
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Circuit Breaker Pattern
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Microservices architecture is a better way of implementing a service-oriented architecture. It gives us the ability to create software that is flexible, scalable, and reliable. In this Microservices Tutorial, you get to learn the design principles for a microservices architecture.
Today, as the infrastructure is available on demand because of advent of public clouds, companies have started developing enterprise applications which are highly scalable and available. Every organization wants to provide the best experience to their customers across the globe.
Microservices are one of the hottest topics in the software industry, and many organizations want to adopt them.
Unlike monolithic applications where dedicated teams work for each discrete function like handling database, maintaining server-side logic, microservices uses the continuous delivery model to handle the complete lifecycle of an application. Developers, operations, testing teams work simultaneously on a single service performing activities such as building, testing and debugging.
This online course is for .NET Core developers who want to learn and understand the microservice architecture and implement it in their .NET Core applications. It's ideal for developers who are new to microservices or have just a basic understanding of this architectural approach and want to gain practical knowledge in order to better manage application complexity.
We have noticed that technologies today have evolved a lot to suite the requirements of today's needs of customers and projects.
If you are hardcore developer in Microsoft stack and not using latest features of the technology specially .NET Core very soon you will find yourself outdated.
Building Microservices application will give you an opportunity to touch base with all the advance features of the language and expand your scope.
This course introduces Microservices by understanding the drawbacks of Monolithic applications, and proceeds to build an understanding of Microservices Architecture for building Enterprise Applications.
.NET Core is a great development tool for many reasons, including that it’s open source and is very helpful in developing high-performance systems. It supports cross-platform runtime, so if you create a service using .NET Core, it can be run on any platform. .NET Core also supports built-in dependency injection and a cloud-based environment configuration. .NET Core also has Docker support.
The Micorservices Online Training can be taken by -
Yes. With every course, you will be given a sample project document which contains complete source code. We also have a special course on Developing Live Project which will help you to learn the process involved in all the stages of application development. For more details, please check page, Live Project Training.