In this module, we will dive into what it means to be Cloud-Native, exploring its design principles, benefits, and potential challenges. You’ll also learn how legacy applications can be modernized using Cloud-Native strategies, preparing you for deeper architectural discussions.

In this module, we will explore the broader Cloud-Native ecosystem through the CNCF landscape and trail map. You’ll gain insights into the structure, categories, and tools that define Cloud-Native computing, building a strong conceptual framework for the course ahead.

In this module, we will explore Microservices as the first foundational pillar of Cloud-Native systems. You’ll learn design patterns, best practices, and anti-patterns while analyzing real-world E-commerce use cases and reference projects using .NET and AWS.

In this module, we will guide you through developing a RESTful Microservice from scratch. You’ll write, test, and deploy CRUD-based services using .NET and AWS tools, reinforcing theoretical knowledge with practical hands-on implementation.

In this module, we will delve into containers—the second Cloud-Native pillar. You’ll understand how containers work, explore Docker and related tools, and design containerized architectures for Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices.

In this module, we will put containerization into action. You’ll learn how to Dockerize .NET Microservices, push images to registries, and deploy them to various cloud environments, gaining hands-on experience in real-world container workflows.

In this module, we will explore container orchestration—the third Cloud-Native pillar. You’ll learn how orchestrators automate deployment, scaling, and management, with a focus on Kubernetes and managed services across major cloud platforms.

In this module, we will take an in-depth look at Kubernetes, the de facto standard for container orchestration. You’ll explore its architecture, components, and workflows, preparing for practical implementation in real-world cloud environments.

In this module, we will bring everything together by deploying Microservices on Kubernetes. You’ll create pods, deployments, and services, apply scaling, and manage configurations—completing your journey into Cloud-Native deployment mastery.