Session 5 of the all-new tech talk, ‘The Podium’ touched upon an interesting topic – microservices. Microservices is an architectural style that helps structure an application as a collection of services and is what enables the rapid, frequent and reliable delivery of large, complex applications.
This Webinar will cover:
- What microservices are
- What is not considered a microservice
- What to unlearn to learn microservices
- How to prep for the complexity
- How the complexity continues to expand
- Marching from monolithic to microservices
- Techniques used in scoping microservices
- The database architecture in a microservice application
- How to maintain data consistency
- How to implement queries
- Deployment patterns
- Observability
Recommended For:
- Software Engineers
- Programmers
- Developers
- Tech Leads
- Associates
- Technology enthusiasts
- Technology professionals
- Data Scientists
Presented by
Sudharshan Selvanayagam
Architect – Software Engineering
Your speaker for today’s session is Sudharshan Selvanayagam, one of our very own architects for the software engineering team working with the Business Operations and Support Systems (BOSS) practice at ADL on a variety of projects.
Sudharshan holds a BCS PGD (MBCS) from ESoft Metropolitan University and is an industry expert and enthusiast with over 13+ years in the field of software engineering and microservices while also working on large scale enterprise solutions such as:
- Citizen services for the legal document archival for Belgium
- A security cryptography solution for multiple platforms
- Multi-tenant applications
- Large scale mongos
- Microservices
