Learn how to split a Java monolith gradually while avoiding shared databases, overloaded shared libraries, and direct client-to-service calls. The workflow shows how to choose service boundaries, protect API contracts, test distributed behavior, and keep deployment and maintenance risks visible.
Plan an incremental Java monolith migration that gives services real ownership. Separate data, define stable APIs and events, limit shared libraries, place gateways between clients and services, and add the testing and operational practices needed before independent deployment becomes useful.
Refactor a growing catalog frontend into clear ASP.NET Core MVC, CQRS, domain, and EF Core boundaries while keeping authentication centralized, authorization local, controllers thin, and cross-service updates reliable.
Evolve a shared Kafka customer-profile event across independently deployed services without runtime deserialization failures, hidden data loss, or endless poison-message loops. The workflow covers event boundaries, schema formats, compatibility modes, controlled registration, deployment order, and breaking-change migrations.
Learn how to design gRPC services in Go with Protobuf contracts, generated code, streaming RPCs, interceptors, graceful shutdown, secure clients, and production-ready observability.
Learn how to evaluate release frequency, scale, data integrity, DevOps readiness, miniservice compromises, and serverless tradeoffs before choosing a Java architecture style.
Learn how circuit breakers, fallbacks, retries, timeouts, idempotency, sagas, and backend orchestration help Java microservices survive distributed failures.
Learn how MicroProfile and Quarkus extend familiar Java APIs with cloud-native configuration, observability, packaging options, and productive persistence through Panache.