Design Microservices Architecture with Patterns and Principles - How to Follow the Course and Course Slides

This video tutorial provides an overview of a course on architecture design, emphasizing the flexibility of the course structure. Students can choose sections based on their interests and experience, particularly in microservice architecture. The course encourages feedback and offers downloadable resources. Viewers are advised to adjust video speed for optimal learning.

What is the recommended way to approach the course according to the instructor?

• Skip all sections and only read the slides

• Take the course from beginning to end

• Begin with the most difficult sections

• Start from the middle and work backwards

How are the sections of the course designed?

• They are all about the same topic

• They must be taken in a specific order

• Each section starts with a problem and ends with a solution

• They are dependent on each other

If a learner is interested in microservice architectures, what can they do?

• Start with Monotic Layered architecture

• Skip to the Microservice Architecture section

• Avoid all vertical topics

• Focus only on synchronous communication

What should a learner do if they find a topic too lengthy?

• Watch the video multiple times

• Skip the topic entirely

• Read the slides instead

• Increase the video speed

Where can learners find the full PowerPoint slides for the course?

• On the instructor's personal website

• In the course textbook

• In the course's final exam section

• In the video description resources