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MICROSERVICES MARCH 2023
Start Delivering Microservices
March 8–31, 2023
What Will I Learn?
Microservices March 2023 is a free educational program that addresses some of the key fundamentals of delivering microservices. The entire curriculum is eight hours of activities spread out over four weeks. Do it all or pick just the parts that interest you.
- Unit 1: Apply the Twelve-Factor App to Microservices Architectures
- Unit 2: Microservices Secrets Management 101
- Unit 3: Accelerate Microservices Deployments with Automation
- Unit 4: Manage Microservices Chaos and Complexity with Observability
Get an Official Badge!
Show your network (and manager) what you learned! For the first time, we’re offering a badge when you complete the webinars and labs. Badge requirements:
- Attend four webinars (live or on-demand)
- Complete four hands-on labs
Extras to support your education:
- Blog tutorials to take your skills to the next level
- Access to NGINX experts via our Slack community
Who Is Microservices March 2023 For?
This program is 101-focused. You’ll benefit most if you’re transitioning into a company already using microservices, are currently deciding on an architecture, or are about to start your own conversion to microservices.
DevOps and Engineering Leaders
One of the first steps in any microservices strategy is to design and architect it for your organization’s business needs. You’ll learn the common issues faced by every organization implementing microservices, and strategies to address them in a way that’s right for you and your teams.
Platform and
IT Ops
Once the system has been architected, you are critical for both keeping things running reliably and acting as a critical enabler for other roles. You’ll learn the challenges faced by other groups using the system and understand what you need to consider as you guide them to success.
Site Reliability
Engineers
While microservices help teams execute more independently, they can also introduce a large number of additional points of failure. You’ll learn the common areas of failure so you can be one step ahead of potential incidents and be a valuable educator for other roles.
