Scoping and Organizing .NET Microservices Using Event Storming from Pluralsight

Learn to use event storming as a scoping technique to identify microservices within your software model, as well as the contracts between them. You will also learn how to progress the event storming model into an organized set of .NET applications.

Event storming is a scoping technique used to identify potential microservices within your software model, as well as the initial event-driven contracts between them and also progress the architecture from the event storming model. In this course, Scoping and Organizing .NET Microservices Using Event Storming, you will gain the ability to scope and organize .NET microservices. First, you will learn event storming to scope and identify your microservices and their event-driven contracts. Next, you will discover incremental design practices to progress your event storming model into .NET applications. Finally, you will explore how to organize your .NET microservices. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of event storming and incremental design needed to scope and identify .NET microservices.

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Syllabus

Course Overview

Introduction

Scoping Techniques in Practice

Organising Microservices and Shared Components into .NET Applications

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Suitable for beginners looking to gain a foundation in scoping and organizing .NET microservices using event storming

Practical, hands-on approach with incremental design practices

Modular structure with distinct sections for scoping techniques, event storming, and organizing microservices

Experienced instructors Rag Dhiman recognized for their expertise in event storming and microservices

Industry-standard techniques and best practices for designing and implementing microservices

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Scoping and Organizing .NET Microservices Using Event Storming with these activities:

Review event-driven architecture concepts

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Ensures students have a solid foundation in event-driven architecture, which is essential for understanding event storming.

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Review the principles and benefits of event-driven architecture
Explore different event-driven architecture patterns
Identify the advantages and disadvantages of using event-driven architecture in microservices

Seek guidance from experienced event storming practitioners

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Connects students with experts in the field, providing valuable insights, support, and career advice.

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Identify potential mentors through online platforms or professional networks
Reach out to mentors and express your interest
Schedule meetings or discussions to seek guidance and advice

Organize and summarize course materials and notes

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Assists students in consolidating their learning by organizing and summarizing key concepts and materials.

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Review course materials and notes
Identify key concepts and highlight important sections
Create a summarized document or presentation

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Solve microservice design challenges

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Provides students with opportunities to apply event storming techniques to real-world scenarios, enhancing their problem-solving skills.

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Identify the challenges and requirements of the given scenario
Apply event storming to model the system
Design and implement the microservice architecture based on the event storm model
Evaluate the design and consider alternative approaches

Design and present a graphical model of a microservice architecture

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Guides students through the practical application of event storming to design microservices and communicate the architecture.

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Identify and model the bounded contexts and entities of the system
Use event storming to capture the events and their relationships
Translate the event storm model into a microservice architecture
Create a graphical representation of the architecture
Present the architecture to stakeholders

Follow tutorials on advanced event storming techniques

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Exposes students to best practices and innovative approaches in event storming, expanding their knowledge and skills.

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Identify reputable sources and tutorials on advanced event storming techniques
Follow the tutorials and practice the techniques
Experiment with different techniques and scenarios

Write a blog post or article about event storming best practices

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Encourages students to synthesize their learnings and share their insights, reinforcing their understanding and establishing their expertise.

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Research and gather information about event storming best practices
Organize and outline the content of the blog post
Write the blog post or article, incorporating examples and practical advice
Publish and promote the blog post or article

Contribute to open-source projects related to event storming

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Provides students with practical experience in applying event storming techniques and contributing to the community.

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Identify open-source projects related to event storming
Review the project documentation and codebase
Identify areas where you can make meaningful contributions
Submit pull requests or other contributions to the project

Career center

Learners who complete Scoping and Organizing .NET Microservices Using Event Storming will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

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Technical Architect

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