Het ontwikkelen en onderhouden van monolitische systemen levert organisaties al jaren grote uitdagingen op, met hoge kosten en lange doorlooptijden tot gevolg. Om deze uitdagingen het hoofd te bieden pogen organisaties hun software te componentiseren. Het nieuwste architectuurprincipe microservices lijkt de beloften van servicegeoriënteerde architecturen waar te gaan maken: verkorte time-to-market, schaalbaarheid, autonomie, uitwisselbaarheid van technologie en van databases. Daarnaast zijn de uitdagingen bij het succesvol implementeren van microservices groot. Hoe worden microservices ontworpen, ontwikkeld en uiteindelijk in productie genomen? En wat maakt een component of service uiteindelijk een microservice? Hoe verandert de samenwerking tussen analisten, ontwikkelaars, testers en beheerders als een organisatie omschakelt?
Waarom dit seminar?Vanuit zijn ervaringen in agile, Scrum, requirements, software architectuur en code vertelt onafhankelijk coach, software architect Sander Hoogendoorn over de reis die het implementeren van een landschap van microservices is. Hij beantwoordt daarbij vragen over het modelleren en ontwerpen van services, de juiste granulariteit van applicaties en services, de communicatie tussen services, design patterns, het testen van applicaties en services en het inrichten van deployment pipelines. Geïllustreerd met rijke praktijkvoorbeelden geeft Sander zo een kristalhelder inzicht in deze veelbelovende technologie.
De materie en de vele praktijkvoorbeelden in dit seminar hebben tot doel de kwaliteit en productiviteit van uw projecten te vergroten. Het seminar is daarom belangrijk voor iedereen die betrokken is bij software development projecten: opdrachtgevers, IT-managers, projectmanagers, product owners (in spe), software architecten, informatieanalisten, ontwerpers, ontwikkelaars en natuurlijk testers.
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This event takes place at:
Hotel Lapershoek
Utrechtseweg 16
1213 TS Hilversum
The Netherlands
Telephone +31 (0) 35-6231341
For a full itinerary, please see the website of the Amrath Hotel.
The Hotel Lapershoek can also be reached by public transport. Be sure to take the train to ‘Station Hilversum Sportpark’ from which it is only a three minute walk.
Please consult www.9292.nl (door-to-door journey planner, also available in English) or call 0900-9292 (travel advice by phone, € 0.70 p/m).
For attendees interested in an overnight stay, we have made a special price agreement with the hotel. Please let us know if you wish to make use of this.
The seminar starts at 09.30 am and ends at 5 pm. Registration commences at 08.30 am.
(Dutch spoken)
An introduction to components and services
• Introduction
• Monoliths versus microservices
• Strengths and weaknesses of monolithic software
• A brief history of components and services
Introducing microservices
• Are we beyond the hype yet?
• A definition of microservices
• Characteristics of microservices
• Containers and scalability
• Polyglot persistence
• Promises of microservices
• Challenges in microservices
• How big or small are microservices?
Greenfield or brownfield?
• Presenting two real world cases
• Guiding principles from both cases
• A business process first approach
• Different levels of business processes
• An architecture first approach
• How to split up your existing code base?
• Brownfield migration to microservices
Evolutionary software architecture
• Where to start?
• Introducing design patterns
• Applications, workers and services
• Service consuming applications
• Service delivering components
• Dealing with communication and REST
• Authentication and tokens
Designing and building microservices
• Why modular design is key
• Guidelines for design microservices
• The Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)
• Introducing domain driven design
• Explaining bounded contexts
• Modeling micro-applications
• Wireframes
• Smart use cases
• Mapping bounded contexts around resources
• Working with HTTP verbs
• Creating a RESTful API for you services
• Explaining Postel’s law
• Introducing the resource model
Testing microservices
• An overview of test techniques for microservices
• Why manual testing isn’t efficient
• Unit testing
• Behavior driven design with examples
• Introducing service contracts
• QA (with SonarQube)
• Integration testing
• Acceptance testing
• When to test what in your deployment pipelines
Deployment of microservices
• Continuous integration
• Designing your deployment pipelines
• Moving towards continuous delivery
• Minimal viable products (MVP)
• Agile, Kanban and microservices
• Microservices and DevOps
• Do microservices change your organization?
Concluding
• Some final recommendations
• Do microservices solve all challenges your IT department has?
• How to proceed?
Taking part in this seminar will only cost 625,50 Euro when registering 30 days beforehand and 695 Euro per person after the Early Bird period expires (excl. 21% Dutch VAT). This also covers documentation, lunch, tea/coffee.
In completing your registration form you declare that you agree with our Terms and Conditions.
Extra discounts
Discounts are available for group bookings of two or more delegates representing the same organization made at the same time. Ten percent off for the second and third delegate and fifteen percent off for all delegates when registering four or more delegates (all delegates must be listed on the same invoice).
This cannot be used in conjunction with other discounts.
Payment
Full payment is due prior to the event. An invoice will be sent to you containing our full bank details including BIC and IBAN. Your payment should always include the invoice number as well as the name of your company and the delegate name.
Practically all of our seminars and workshops can be offered as an In-house course for your company exclusively. We can tailor with extra focus on specific topics that apply to your organization. Also available in online format or in face-to-face format with live video stream.
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