Technical Introduction to Microservices Training

The Technical Introduction to Microservices course provides a technical deep dive into microservices architecture. This 14-hour course covers Domain-Driven Design (DDD), Docker containerization, Kubernetes orchestration, REST and gRPC communication, Node.js and Spring Boot implementations, OAuth2/JWT security, AWS Lambda serverless, and Jenkins CI/CD pipelines. Duration: 14 hours — €1,497. Esamatic srl, a Microsoft Learning Partner in Milan, delivers this course with Microsoft Certified Trainers.

• Architecture & DDD: domain-driven design, bounded contexts, and service decomposition strategies
• Containers & Orchestration: Docker containerization and Kubernetes deployment and scaling
• Communication Patterns: REST APIs, gRPC, event-driven messaging, and API gateways
• Implementation: building microservices with Node.js and Spring Boot
• Security & CI/CD: OAuth2/JWT authentication, AWS Lambda functions, and Jenkins pipeline automation

Course Overview: Technical Introduction to Microservices

Microservices architecture has transformed how modern applications are designed, built, and deployed. By decomposing monolithic applications into small, independently deployable services, organizations achieve greater scalability, resilience, and development velocity. This technically focused course covers the full microservices stack from design principles through implementation, deployment, security, and continuous delivery.

Learning Objectives

1. Design microservices architectures — apply Domain-Driven Design, identify bounded contexts, and decompose systems into cohesive, loosely coupled services
2. Containerize and orchestrate — package services with Docker, deploy to Kubernetes clusters, and implement scaling and self-healing strategies
3. Implement service communication — build REST APIs, implement gRPC for inter-service calls, and design event-driven messaging patterns
4. Secure and deliver continuously — implement OAuth2/JWT security, deploy serverless functions with AWS Lambda, and automate CI/CD with Jenkins

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for software architects, senior developers, DevOps engineers, and technical leads who want to understand microservices architecture from a technical implementation perspective.

Career Benefits

Microservices expertise is critical for modern software engineering roles. Professionals with microservices architecture skills are in high demand for software architecture, cloud-native development, platform engineering, and technical leadership positions.

Prerequisites

• Experience with at least one programming language (JavaScript/Node.js or Java preferred)
• Basic understanding of web APIs and HTTP
• Familiarity with command-line tools and basic Linux operations
• General awareness of cloud computing concepts

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to know Docker before this course?

Basic command-line experience is sufficient. The course covers Docker from fundamentals through production deployment, so prior Docker experience is not required.

Which programming languages are used?

The course uses Node.js and Spring Boot (Java) for microservice implementations. Familiarity with either JavaScript or Java is helpful but not mandatory.

Is this course cloud-provider specific?

While the course uses AWS Lambda for serverless examples, the architectural principles, Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD concepts apply to any cloud provider (Azure, GCP, etc.).

How technical is this course?

This is a technical course with hands-on implementation. Participants write code, build Docker images, deploy to Kubernetes, and configure CI/CD pipelines. It is not a conceptual overview.