Do you struggle with writing the right tests for your microservices or do you find it hard to introduce consumer driven contracts? Do you want a microservice driven architecture, but don't really know how to avoid the danger of cascading effects or set up the right monitoring? Do you need some backing on when and why event-driven architectures are useful?

This masterclass on Microservices bridges the gap between theory and the real world.
It focuses on the learnings I got when dealing with Microservices at scale :

• Service Registries, Governance and Bounded Contexts
• Interfacing protocols : REST vs. Messaging
• Monitoring and Resiliency
• Consumer-Driven Contract Testing
• Migration Strategies
• Micro-Frontends

This Masterclass helps you in optimizing your current microservice driven architectures. You'll know how to tackle the dangers of running distributed systems and you are ready to safely grow to large-scale.

When: Tuesday January 29, 09:00 am - 05:00 pm
Where: De Winkelhaak - House of C, Lange Winkelhaakstraat 26, 2060 Antwerpen

There is a seating limit of 8 people to make sure we can go in depth in these topics.

Hope to see you there!

Tim Bogaert
https://www.intherealworld.io

FAQs

What are the prerequisites?

As this is an advanced class on microservices it is very useful you've already worked on projects with microservices. You should at least know one programming language. Most hands-on examples will be done in NodeJS or Java.

What about drinks and lunch?

A brain can only work well when it doesn't have to care about food, so drinks, snacks and lunch are all included in the price.

What language will this workshop be given in?

The default language is English, but if every participant prefers Dutch it can be given in Dutch as well.

How can I contact the organizer with any questions?

You can contact the organizer at tim@bogaert.cloud

Will this workshop be given on other dates as well?

The organizer gives this session only once.
After 6 months the topics are evaluated and might be given again, although there is no guarantee.