Building applications today is no longer just about writing code that works — it’s about creating systems that are scalable, secure, and easy to maintain. Traditional monolithic applications often struggle when teams grow, new features are added, or traffic increases. That’s where microservices with .NET Core come in.
In this course, you’ll follow a hands-on, project-based approach to learning microservices. Starting from scratch, you’ll create real-world APIs, connect them to SQL Server databases, secure them with JWT authentication, and structure them in a way that makes sense for production-ready systems.
You’ll go beyond just writing endpoints — you’ll learn how to implement logging, exception handling, input validation, and configuration management. As the course progresses, you’ll design multiple microservices that communicate with each other, preparing you for real enterprise projects.
Testing and quality are also central to this course. You’ll explore both unit testing and integration testing, using modern frameworks like xUnit and Moq. This ensures your microservices are reliable and maintainable, even as they grow.
Finally, you’ll learn how to work like a professional developer: using Git and GitHub for version control, collaborating through pull requests, and setting up CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions to automatically build, test, and deploy your applications.
By the end of this course, you’ll not only understand the theory of microservices but will have the practical skills and confidence to design, build, test, and deploy them in real-world environments.
- Beginner to intermediate .NET developers who want to learn how to design and build microservices.
- Software engineers interested in developing scalable, maintainable, and secure backend solutions.
- Students or fresh graduates who want hands-on experience with modern API development.
- Backend developers looking to move from monolithic applications to microservices architecture.
- Tech professionals who want to integrate authentication, database handling, logging, and CI/CD pipelines into real-world projects.
- Anyone curious about microservices with .NET Core and eager to apply concepts through practical, step-by-step coding.
