Microservices with .NET Core Framework Practice Exam
Microservices with .NET Core Framework Practice Exam
About Microservices with .NET Core Framework Exam
The Microservices with .NET Core Framework Certification proves your expertise in building scalable, independent services using Microsoft’s .NET Core technology. This certification is valuable for software developers and engineers looking to work on modern backend systems. It helps boost your job profile by showing employers you can design, build, and manage microservices. Certified professionals are in high demand for roles such as .NET Developer, Backend Engineer, and Software Architect. This certification helps you get recognized by top companies hiring for cloud-native and service-oriented application development roles. It strengthens your resume and opens doors to high-growth tech careers.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
- Software Developers
- Backend Developers
- Full Stack Developers
- Software Engineers
- DevOps professionals
- IT professionals
- Technical Leads or Architects
- Job seekers targeting product-based or service-based IT companies
Skills Required
- Designing microservices architecture using .NET Core
- Building RESTful APIs and services
- Service communication using HTTP, gRPC, and messaging
- Managing service state and persistence
- Securing microservices with authentication and authorization
- Service discovery, load balancing, and fault tolerance
- Deploying microservices in Docker and Kubernetes
- Using logging, monitoring, and health checks
Knowledge Gained
- Creating independent and deployable services
- Working with service communication patterns
- Handling API gateways, authentication, and routing
- Deploying .NET Core services in containers
- Integrating with databases and external services
- Troubleshooting and debugging distributed systems
- Applying CI/CD best practices for microservices
- Managing performance and scaling in production
Course Outline
The Microservices with .NET Core Framework Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 - Introduction to Microservices
- Monolithic vs Microservices
- Key principles and benefits
- Use cases and real-world examples
Domain 2 - .NET Core Framework Basics
- .NET Core architecture and CLI
- Dependency Injection
- Configuration and environment management
Domain 3 - Designing Microservices
- Domain-driven design
- Database-per-service pattern
- Bounded contexts and service boundaries
Domain 4 - Building APIs
- RESTful service creation
- JSON serialization and HTTP routing
- API versioning and documentation (Swagger)
Domain 5 - Service Communication
- HTTP/gRPC
- Message queues (RabbitMQ, Azure Service Bus)
- Event-driven design
Domain 6 - Security in Microservices
- JWT tokens, OAuth2, IdentityServer
- Role-based access control
- Secure inter-service communication
Domain 7 - Containerization and Deployment
- Docker basics for .NET Core apps
- Kubernetes fundamentals
- CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps
Domain 8 - Monitoring and Resilience
- Health checks
- Centralized logging (Serilog, ELK)
- Retry policies, circuit breakers
