Introduction

Cloud Native Computing is a software development approach that utilizes cloud computing to build and run scalable applications in cloud environment. Technologies such as containers, microservices, serverless functions and immutable infrastructure, deployed via declarative code are common elements of this architectural style.

This course covers microservices, microservices frameworks and runtimes, techniques to deploy them through a DevOps pipeline, containers, Docker, Kubernetes, Git, Jenkins, Web IDE, Deploying on AWS/Azure, 

Objectives

Get an understanding of Cloud Computing and the Cloud Native concept.

Understand why Cloud Native Computing is transforming the way   enterprise software is developed and managed

Learn technologies – microservices, containers, orchestration, CI/CD,   that enable Cloud Native computing, through practice

Get an understanding of future technology trends being enabled through Cloud Native Computing

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Register here to attend this 90 minutes course that'll help you understand the concept of Cloud Native Computing and the concepts involved.

Purpose

The Level 2 course on Cloud Native Computing goes into details of different pillars of Cloud Native Computing:

• Microservices

• Container Technology

• Orchestration

• CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment)

The purpose is to learn these through hands-on examples and be in a position to make practical use of these technologies.

Course Contents

1. Dockers

• concept

• docker networking, dokerizingweb app (migrating to docker)

• docker compose, internals, 

• hands on – Linux and windows 

2. Kubernetes

• K8 features

• K8 architecture & networking 

• Concepts –Pod, replica set, Deployment, Service, Networking in K8

• K8 deployment different options –both cloud and in-house (hands on)

• Managed options -AWS-EKS, Fargate, Azure –AKS, Google Cloud -GKE 

• Deploying using EC2 machines, on premise -MiniKube

• Tools, operability

• Microservices – Architecture, design patterns using open source e-commerce App from Microsoft 

3. What problem do micro services solve

• Typical micro services architecture look like

• Some challenges of using micro services

• Technologies & Tools

• API Gateway, Authorization and Authentication

• Observability

• Inter microservices communication patterns, 

• Security

4. Devops -CI/CD tools 

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This interactive course is conducted in batches. You can block your seat for the next batch by registering here.