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Introduction to Microservices
This program is conducted by Allen Holub one of the most knowledgeable and skilled leaders in the field of microservices, providing delegates immediate knowledge and skills their can use the moment they return to work.
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Overview
1.4KSTUDENTS*
95.4%RECOMMEND*
This course includes:
- 1+ hours of on-demand video
- 2 modules
- Core level
- Direct access/chat with the instructor
- 100% self-paced online
- Many downloadable resources
- Shareable certificate of completion
Microservices are becoming the most common and popular means of developing software where developing large applications where services are grained into chunks as per business domain are essential. There are numerous benefits to a microservices-oriented approach, which delegates to this program will learn, including:Agility and speed through parallel application development. Flexibility and modularity in application scaling. Ease and modularity of deployment with multiple platforms. Reusability and resilience of codeGreater resilience to architecture erosion.Flexibility in continuous refactoring of individual services. This course provides delegates with a quick but deep understanding of the entire suite of skills to ensure they can become vital leaders in a team developing microservices applications.This program is conducted by some of the most knowledgeable and skilled leaders in the field of microservices, providing delegates immediate knowledge and skills their can use the moment they return to work.
This program was presented by Allen Holub, a leading expert in the field of Microservices.
Skills You Will Gain
Microservices
Who Should Attend
- Anyone interested in learning about Microservices.
Instructors
Allen Holub
Allen is a distinguished software architect and Agile consultant with decades of experience in enhancing software development practices and designing resilient, scalable software architectures. His career has been devoted to training, consulting, and coaching on Lean and Agile methodologies, with a focus on process-agnostic approaches that improve organizational agility and build high-performing development teams.
Allen’s professional journey began in hardware engineering, eventually transitioning into software development, where he played a critical role in designing complex systems—including compilers and real-time operating systems. His strategic and technical contributions have supported early-stage startups as CTO and driven the development of numerous commercial applications.
A respected thought leader, Allen is also a prolific author and educator. His published works span a range of key software engineering topics, and his video courses—featured on platforms like Pluralsight, LinkedIn Learning, and O'Reilly—have educated thousands on subjects such as object-oriented design, software architecture, and domain-driven design.
His academic contributions include teaching at prestigious institutions like the University of California, Berkeley, and Mills College, reinforcing his commitment to advancing excellence in software engineering education.
With a unique blend of deep technical knowledge and strategic insight, Allen continues to shape the future of software development through agile transformation, architectural innovation, and impactful education.
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