Cdk Microservices Labs

Overview

The Microservices Deployed Using Cloud Development Kit offers a hands-on laboratory experience designed for developers looking to transition from monolithic architecture to a microservices structure using AWS Cloud services. Utilizing the Spring Pet Clinic application as a foundational example, this workshop guides participants through the intricacies of deploying applications on Elastic Container Service (ECS), ultimately leading to serverless architectures that leverage modern development practices.

This comprehensive workshop not only details the technical steps for setting up environments but also encapsulates best practices for microservice architecture, including CI/CD pipeline setups as well as application monitoring and tracing. For anyone invested in improving their cloud-native application skills, this workshop is a practical and insightful resource.

Features

• Hands-On Lab Experience: Engage with a practical lab environment, offering direct interaction with AWS tools and microservices architecture.
• Step-by-Step Migration Guide: Learn how to seamlessly move existing Java Spring applications into containerized environments on ECS, enhancing performance and scalability.
• CI/CD Pipeline Integration: Implement continuous integration and delivery pipelines tailored for serverless projects, promoting efficient development cycles.
• Serverless Transition: Master the migration process to serverless architectures, utilizing AWS API Gateway and Lambda for optimized resource management.
• Microservice Monitoring & Tracing: Explore advanced techniques for tracing and monitoring microservices, ensuring system reliability and performance.
• GraphQL Implementation: Understand how to leverage GraphQL for data-driven application development, enabling flexible and efficient data querying.
• Comprehensive Prerequisites Setup: Detailed guidance for setting up necessary tools such as AWS CLI, Maven, and Docker, ensuring preparedness for lab activities.
• Supports Multiple Operating Systems: Designed for versatility, the lab can be run on both Linux and Mac OS systems, accommodating a broad range of developers.