Scoping and Organizing .NET Microservices Using Event Storming

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Rag Dhiman

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:44

02 - Introduction

02 - Introduction.mp4

01:31

03 - Monolith-based Architecture.mp4

02:49

04 - Need for a Scoping Technique.mp4

02:50

05 - Example of Scoped .NET Microservices.mp4

01:43

06 - Case Study.mp4

02:15

03 - Scoping Techniques in Practice

07 - Introduction.mp4

01:05

08 - Setup for Event Storming.mp4

03:47

09 - Plotting Events.mp4

04:34

10 - Plotting Definitions and Concerns.mp4

03:26

11 - Plotting Commands.mp4

04:10

12 - Plotting External Systems.mp4

01:48

13 - Plotting Time Triggered Events.mp4

01:25

14 - Plotting Policies.mp4

05:12

15 - Plotting Read Models.mp4

02:45

16 - Plotting Aggregates.mp4

04:05

17 - Drawing Boundaries.mp4

04:28

18 - Consolidating and Decomposing Microservices.mp4

01:47

19 - Summary.mp4

00:47

04 - Organising Microservices and Shared Components into .NET Applications

20 - Introduction.mp4

00:53

21 - Incremental Design.mp4

02:17

22 - Organizing Your .NET Microservices.mp4

04:25

23 - Shared Code.mp4

02:51

24 - Summary.mp4

01:27

Description

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.

What You'll Learn?

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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Software development consultant, specialising in software architecture, Agile development methodologies and using the cloud as your software development platform alongside your on-premise infrastructure.

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