We will offer a few one day long workshops on 14th of May. These will start at 9:00 am and work until 5:00 pm with an hour break for a lunch.
The workshops will be delivered at:
Hotel Wyspiański
Westerplatte 15 St.
Kraków
The workshops are paid additionally. The price will include lunch or pizza.
Fred is a consultant with over 46 years experience. An early adopter of OO and Agile, MicroServices and Programmer Anarchy advocate
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Date: 14th May, 9:00 a.m
Price: 929 PLN (219 EUR) + 23% VAT
You will need to bring your laptop!
It is one thing to talk about MicroServices. It is another altogether to have to build them.
After a brief introduction of MicroService principles, we will watch an animation of a micro-service environment. We will start with new versions of pre-built skeleton microservice environment (RabbitMQ message bus with a couple of starter services in Java, C#, and Ruby). We will then design and implement additional services to broaden the overall functionality. These additional services can be written in any language that will run on the participant's laptop. While pairing is strongly encouraged, it is not required.
In the final stage, different pairs will implement different services, yet they will all run together implementing the animation.
Throughout the workshop, we will stop as participants come across common issues with MicroServices. We will use this time to discuss best practices.
We wrap up with the participants making observations on what they learned (and how it may be different from MicroServices they are currently implementing, if any). This is followed by presentations on MicroService challenges and the organization impact of rapidly developed MicroServices.
Outline/structure of the session
Learning Outcome
The focus of the workshop will be on: 1) Understanding how to design asynchronous service
architectures, 2) Creating small, yet functional, services rather than larger services, 3) Reducing
coupling to the bare minimum (JSON packets with extra fields ignored), and 4) Debugging
asynchronous systems.
Target Audience
Developers (we will be writing code). Workshop is limited to 20 attendees.