Microservices for the Enterprise

1. The Case for Microservices.- 2. Designing Microservices.- 3. Inter-service Communication.- 4. Developing Services.- 5. Data Management.- 6. Microservices Governance.- 7. Integrating Microservices.- 8. Deploying and Running Microservices.- 9. Service Mesh.- 10. APIs, Events, and Stream.- 11. Microservices Security Fundamentals.-12. Securing Microservices.- 13. Observability.

Kasun Indrasiri is an architect, author, microservices and integration evangelist, and Director of Integration Architecture at WSO2. He has also founded the Microservices, APIs, and Integration Meetup group, which is a vendor-neutral microservices meetup in the San Francisco Bay area, California, USA. Kasun is author of the book Beginning WSO2 ESB (Apress) and has worked as a software architect and a product lead with over seven years of experience in enterprise integration. He is an Apache committer and PMC member. Kasun has spoken at several conferences held in San Francisco, London, and Barcelona on topics relating to enterprise integration and microservices. He also conducts talks at Bay area microservices, container, and cloud-native meetups, and publishes blogs and articles on microservices. He works with many Fortune 100 companies to provide solutions in the enterprise integration and microservices domain.
Prabath Siriwardena is an identity evangelist, author, blogger, and VP of Identity Management and Security at WSO2. He has more than 11 years of industry experience in designing and building critical Identity and Access Management (IAM) infrastructure for global enterprises, including many Fortune 100/500 companies. As a technology evangelist, Prabath has published five books. He blogs on various topics such as Blockchain, PSD2, GDPR, IAM, and microservices security. He also runs a YouTube channel. Prabath has spoken at many conferences, including RSA, Identiverse, European Identity Conference, Consumer Identity World USA, API World, API Strategy & Practice Con, QCon, OSCON, and WSO2Con. He has traveled the world conducting workshops/meetups to evangelize IAM communities. He is the founder of the Silicon Valley IAM User Group, which is the largest IAM meetup in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA.