Master Event Driven Microservices with Python and AWS

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Dr. Aref Karimi

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction.mp4

01:36

2. Introduction to Microservices

1. Microservices vs. Monolithic.mp4

03:58

2. Anatomy of a microservices-based application.mp4

03:16

3. The Hotel Booking Project

1.1 HTML & JavaScript Code.html

1. Hotel Booking System.mp4

03:06

2. Preparing the Development Environment.html

4. Identity and Access Management AWS Cognito

1.1 AWS Cognito.html

1. Introduction to AWS Cognito.mp4

04:05

2. Setting up AWS Cognito for Hotel Booking system.mp4

13:54

3. Sign in with AWS Cognito.mp4

07:50

4. Sign up with AWS Cognito.mp4

01:54

5.1 HTML and JavaScript Source Code of Hotel Booking.html

5. Adding a Page for Creating Hotels.mp4

02:06

5. API Gateway

1.1 Google Apigee.html

1.2 Kong.html

1. API Gateway Pattern and Tools.mp4

06:18

2. Creating a Mock API with AWS API Gateway.mp4

07:50

3. Authenticating API Requests.mp4

05:54

4. Adding CORS Headers to APIs.mp4

04:14

6. Building Serverless Microservices

1. The concept of a Microservice Chassis Serverless & Containrisation.mp4

07:52

2. Creating and Deploying an AWS Lambda Microservice.mp4

11:29

3. Capturing the Request Body in AWS Lambda as an API Backend.mp4

06:10

4. Performing Authorization in a Backend-Lambda.mp4

03:10

5. Storing Data and Files in AWS.mp4

03:28

6. Creating an Execution IAM Role for Lambda.mp4

02:54

7. Create and Configure S3 Buckets.mp4

04:39

8. Uploading Files and Images to AWS S3.mp4

03:53

9. Creating and Configuring a DynamoDB Table.mp4

02:52

10.1 Source code of Add Hotel microservice.html

10. Storing Information in DynamoDB.mp4

02:57

11.1 Docker Image for Creating Layers for Amazon Linux 2.html

11.2 layer.zip

11. Deploying AWS Lambda with Python Dependencies.mp4

12:26

12. Connecting API Gateway to Lambda via a Proxy Resource.mp4

05:04

13. Testing Proxy API with Lambda.mp4

01:27

14.1 layer.zip

14.2 Soure code of List Hotels Lambda function.html

14. Creating a RestFul GET API in API Gateway with a Lambda Microservice.mp4

12:47

15. Practice Creating and Configuring an AWS Lambda Function.html

16. Practice Creating a Proxy REST API in AWS API Gateway.html

17.1 List Hotels Lambda Function.html

17. Review Your Practice Results.mp4

03:09

18. Exploring Jason Web Tokens (JWT) and JSON Web Key Sets (JWKS).mp4

09:02

19.1 Full Source Code.html

19. Lambda Authorizer Performing Authentication.mp4

09:37

20.1 Full Source Code.html

20. Lambda Authorizer Performing Authorization.mp4

04:26

21.1 Full Source Code.html

21. Deploying and Using the Lambda Authorizer with AWS API Gateway.mp4

04:51

22. The CQRS Pattern.mp4

03:56

23. The Fan Out and Idempotent Consumer Patterns.mp4

05:51

24. Publishing Events to AWS SNS.mp4

02:29

25. Setting up Elasticsearch for Search Microservice.mp4

09:31

26. Implementing the Idempotent Consumer Pattern.mp4

04:28

27.1 layer.zip

27.2 Source Code.html

27. Storing the Event Information in Elasticsearch.mp4

03:03

28. Practice Deploy the Updater Service.html

29. Subsciring a Microservice to Event Bus.mp4

02:56

7. Building Containerised Microservices

1. Introdutction to Containerized Microservices.mp4

11:32

2.1 Source Code.html

2. The Search Microservice.mp4

09:08

3. Testing Search API Locally in Visual Studio Code.mp4

02:45

4. Creating and Testing a Docker Microservice.mp4

06:39

5. Pushing a Docker Image to Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR).mp4

06:09

6. Deploying a Microservice to AWS ECS with Fargate Launch Type.mp4

09:26

7. Creating a Proxy API for a Containerised Microservice.mp4

03:58

8. Creating a an API for a Containerised Microsrevice with a Private IP.mp4

13:35

9. Search Microserice in Action.mp4

01:54

10. Introduction to the Circuit Breaker Pattern.mp4

02:29

11.1 pybreaker.html

11. Implementing Circuit Breaker Pattern in Search API.mp4

03:12

12.1 Search API Full Source Code.html

12. The Event Sourcing Pattern for Ultimate System Resiliancy.mp4

05:49

13.1 Source Code.html

13. Event Sourcing Microservice Hotel Created Event Handler - Order Domain.mp4

03:27

14. Practice Deploy Hotel Created Event Handler for Order Domain.html

15. Subscribing the Hotel Created Event Handler Order Domain to SNS Topic.mp4

01:48

16. Booking Microservice - Command.mp4

13:06

17. Deploying a Containerized Microservice with AWS Fargate Service Model.mp4

08:33

18. Creating and Securing an HTTP API in AWS API Gateway.mp4

09:38

19. CQRS Building a Query Microservice with Docker and ECS.mp4

15:55

8. Service Discovery

1. The Service Discovery Pattern and AWS Cloud Map.mp4

06:35

2. Deploying a Microservice to AWS ECS and AWS CloudMap.mp4

06:31

3. Creating an HTTP API in AWS Api Gateway and AWS Cloud Map.mp4

03:49

4. View and Confirm Hotel Bookings.mp4

02:29

5.1 Source Code.html

5.2 Source Code.html

5. Create a Review and Confirm Bookings Microservice.mp4

01:05

6. Deploying a Docker Microservice to AWS ECS with EC2 Launch Type.mp4

12:12

7. Creating an HTTP API for ECS Miroservice with EC2 Launch Type.mp4

03:39

8. The Sidecar Pattern.mp4

06:25

9.1 Source Code.html

9. Booking Review Sidecar Microservice.mp4

01:10

10. Deploy Booking Review Microservice.html

11. Booking Review - Website Demo.mp4

01:46

9. Logging for Microservices

1. Introduction to Logging and Microservices.mp4

03:03

2. Logging Solutions in AWS.mp4

06:08

3. AWS CloudWatch.mp4

02:13

4. Setting up AWS Cognito Identity Pool for Kibana.mp4

05:04

5. Creating ELK Stack with AWS OpenSearch.mp4

04:48

6. Shipping Logs from AWS Cloudwatch to ELK (Elasticsearch and Kibana).mp4

04:41

10. The Saga Pattern

1. Events vs. Messages.mp4

05:30

2. Introduction to Saga Pattern - Orchestration vs. Choreography.mp4

02:28

3. Deep Dive into Choreography Pattern.mp4

04:21

4. Deep Dive into Orchestration Pattern.mp4

06:37

5. Orchestration and Choreography Patterns Comparison.mp4

04:35

11. Interview Questions

1. Introduction.mp4

00:26

2. What are the alternatives of Monolithic applications.mp4

04:51

3. Whats the anathomy of a microservice-based system.mp4

02:54

4. Explain the Monolithic, SOA and Microservices Architectures.mp4

01:48

5. Explan Bounded Context.mp4

02:34

6. Explain the benefits of Microservices architecture.mp4

04:44

7. Explain Circuit Breaker Pattern.mp4

03:46

8. Explain CQRS pattern.mp4

02:11

9. Explain the role of Containers in Microservices.mp4

03:36

10. Explain Sidecar pattern.mp4

01:50

11. Explain the Test Pyramid.mp4

01:33

12. Thank you and congratulations!.mp4

00:21

Description

Learn Designing and Building Modern, Scalable and Resilient Event-Driven Microservices with Python and AWS

What You'll Learn?

Concepts of Event-Driven Microservices Architecture
Building and Deploying AWS Lambda Microservices with Python
Building and Deploying Containerized Microservices with AWS ECS and Python
Eliminate Dependencies using Events and Messages
Orchestrating Microservices with Choreography and Orchestrator
Building Fast Systems using CQRS
Building Resiliant Systems using Event-Sourcing
Eliminating Network Dependencies using Service Discovery Pattern

Who is this for?

Developers and Programmers

Solution Architects

Technical Leaders

University Students

What You Need to Know?

Basic Python Programming

Basic Knowledge of AWS

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Are you ready to skyrocket your software development or architecture career and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving industry? Look no further.

In today's digital landscape, traditional software design and development approaches must be revised when meeting the demands of modern systems handling massive user bases and rapid scalability requirements.

Enter microservices architectureâ€”the ultimate game-changer you've been searching for. By breaking down complex software systems into smaller, autonomous services, development teams gain unprecedented speed and agility, seamlessly adapting to dynamic environments and technological advancements. And now, with the wide availability of cloud computing platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS), building distributed, microservice-based applications has never been more accessible.

To position yourself as a highly sought-after engineer or architect in the technology industry, you need a comprehensive understanding of microservices and their design patterns. This groundbreaking course, "Event-Driven Microservices with Python & Amazon Web Services," comes in here.

This hands-on course empowers you to build various microservices using Python and AWS, exploring serverless and containerized options. You won't just learn theory; you'll gain practical experience by coding the microservices alongside our expert instructors, fostering a deep understanding and real-world expertise. Throughout the course, you'll even tackle a captivating Hotel Management project, honing your skills in vital design patterns like CQRS, Service Discovery, and Saga.

Enrol in our microservices course today and propel yourself to the next level of professional success. The future of software development and architecture awaits. Are you ready to embrace it?
Who this course is for:
Developers and Programmers
Solution Architects
Technical Leaders
University Students

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Meet Aref, a seasoned technology leader with a passion for sharing his expertise gained from over 20 years of experience in the IT industry.With an impressive academic background, including a master's degree in computer engineering, an executive master's degree in technology management, and a doctor of management degree in technology management from the prestigious University of Technology Sydney (UTS), Aref has gained deep knowledge and understanding of technology and its application in various industries.Aref's passion for technology was evident from an early age when he built and sold his first commercial software at just 17 years old - a real estate management program in Turbo Pascal. His exceptional talent soon caught the attention of large ERP development companies, who hired him as a developer and later as a technology team leader.Throughout his career, Aref has continued to develop a wide range of enterprise software solutions using top engineering tools and frameworks such as .NET, Grafana, Prometheus, New Relic, TeamCity Octopus Deploy, and Bamboo. As a Principal Architect in his daytime job, he helps enterprises design cutting-edge and cloud-native solutions.Not only is Aref an accomplished technology professional, but he is also an exceptional teacher. He has dedicated his time to online education, sharing his extensive knowledge with students worldwide. His courses are designed to help learners build a strong foundation in technology and gain practical skills that can be applied to real-world projects.If you're looking for an expert who can guide you through the ever-changing world of technology, Aref is the perfect instructor for you. His courses are packed with valuable insights, real-world examples, and hands-on exercises that will help you take your skills to the next level. Join one of Aref's courses today and start your journey towards becoming a successful technology professional.

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