We provide course about Event-Driven Design. The course describes the concepts and terminology of Event Driven Design, discusses the architectural choices and patterns available, and shows how to put it into practice with worked examples and exercises.
What you'll learn:
• Event Driven Design concepts and terminology
• Messaging principles
• Event Driven Design architectural choices
• CQRS
• Implementation examples
Course outline:
Module 1 - Application Architecture:
• Traditional architecture choices; Microservices; Microservices example; Circuit breakers
Module 2 - Messaging and Event-Driven Systems:
• Messaging essentials; Messaging & event-driven technologies; Features of event-driven technologies
Module 3 - A Closer Look at Messaging Systems:
• Message exchange patterns; Types of message
Module 4 - Event Processing Example:
• Introduction; Event-driven approach; Event streaming approach; Stateful event streaming approach
Module 5 - Architectural Patterns:
• Architecture choices; Eventual consistency; Understanding CQRS architecture
Module 6 - Specifying a CQRS Contract:
• Setting the scene; Defining command Classes; Defining event classes
Module 7 - Working with Commands:
• Sending sommands; Aggregates; Implementing command handlers
Module 8 - Working with Events:
• Configuring event components; Implementing event handlers
Module 9 - Integrating Messaging Systems and REST:
• Setting the scene; Defining a "command" REST service; Defining a "query" REST service
Module 10 - Event Sourcing:
• Introduction to event sourcing; Defining an event-sourced aggregate; Configuration and additional things; Running the application.
Module 11 - Serialization Strategies for Event Sourcing:
• Data serialization; Storage options
Module 12 - Evolving Schemas:
• Overview; Using Protocol Buffers; Using Avro
Module 13 - Sagas:
• Getting started with sagas; Implementing saga behaviour; Configuration; Demo
Instructor: Andy Olsen
Andy is a freelance consultant and instructor based in the UK, working mostly in the City of London and Oxford. Andy has been working with .NET since the Beta 1 days and has extensive experience in many facets of .NET development including WCF, WPF, WF, ASP.NET MVC Web development, and mobile applications. Andy has designed and written many Microsoft Official Curriculum courses in the last decade, and has been engaged as author and technical reviewer with Apress on some of their biggest selling books.
Target audience:
Anyone who wants course about Event-Driven Design
Prerequisites:
• System designers and developers
Language:
• The course is given in english