Training Microservices Patterns: Migrating from a monolith to a microservice architecture
Practical information about training
- CATEGORY: Technologies
- SUBCATEGORY: Architecture and specialized systems
- TRAINING CODE: IT-AT-24
- DURATION: 2 days
- PRICE INFORMATION from: 2450 PLN net
- LANGUAGE OF TRAINING: polish
- FORM OF IMPLEMENTATION: stationary, online
Training description
The two-day training focuses on the practical aspects of transforming a monolithic system into a microservices architecture. The workshop program guides participants through the entire migration process, from analyzing the existing system, to identifying the boundaries of microservices, to strategies for secure deployment. Participants work on a real example of a monolithic application, which they gradually transform into a microservice system, while learning design patterns and best practices. The class combines theory with intensive hands-on exercises, where each migration step is discussed in detail and implemented under the guidance of an expert.
Participant profile
The training is dedicated to system architects planning transformation of monolithic applications. The program will work well for experienced developers participating in microservices migration projects. The workshop is suitable for tech leads managing the architecture transformation process. The course is aimed at developers working on upgrading legacy systems. The program is tailored for DevOps specialists supporting the infrastructure migration process. The training will be valuable for technical managers responsible for systems modernization strategy.
Agenda
- Migration analysis and planning
- Evaluation of the monolithic system
- Identification of microservice candidates
- Mapping dependencies and context boundaries
- Transformation strategy and timeline
- Decomposition patterns
- Designing the boundaries of microservices
- Data extraction techniques
- Integration and communication patterns
- Management of shared resources
- Migration implementation
- Gradual migration techniques
- Strangler fig pattern strategy
- Data management during the transition period
- Testing during transformation
- Implementation and monitoring
- Strategies for deploying microservices
- Monitoring the migration process
- Risk management and rollback
- Performance optimization
Benefits
The participant will develop the ability to plan and execute a secure migration of a monolithic system to a microservice architecture. He or she will master techniques for identifying appropriate boundaries between services based on business domain analysis. Will learn to apply proven design patterns to facilitate the architecture transformation process. Will gain knowledge of data management strategies when migrating between different architectures. Will learn methods to minimize risk and ensure system business continuity during the transformation. Will be able to design and implement testing strategies in a hybrid environment.
Required preparation of participants
Experience in the design and development of monolithic systems. Knowledge of basic microservice architecture concepts. Understanding of systems integration patterns. Basic knowledge of CI/CD processes.
Issues
Monolith to microservices migration strategies. System decomposition patterns. Identification of business context boundaries. Incremental transformation techniques. Data management in the migration process. Strangler Fig Pattern. Testing of hybrid systems. Monitoring the migration process. Deployment and rollback strategies. Transformation risk management. Optimizing microservices performance. Best practices in the migration process.
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Patrycja Petkowska
+48 735 257 272
patrycja.petkowska@eitt.pl
31 Ząbkowska Street 03-736 Warsaw
Forms of training delivery
Stationary training
- Training at the customer's premises or at a designated location
- Training room equipped with the necessary equipment
- Training materials in electronic form
- Coffee breaks and lunch
- Direct interaction with the trainer
- Networking in a group
- Workshop exercises in teams
Remote training
- Virtual training environment
- Electronic materials
- Interactive online exercises
- Breakout rooms for group work
- Technical support during the training
- Recordings of the session (optional)
Possibility of funding
The training can be financed with public funds under:
- National Training Fund (KFS)
- Development Services Base (BUR)
- EU projects implemented by PARP
- HR Academy Program (PARP)
- Regional operational programs
If you are interested in funding, our team will help you prepare the required documentation.
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Patrycja Petkowska
+48 735 257 272
patrycja.petkowska@eitt.pl
31 Ząbkowska Street 03-736 Warsaw
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