Building Microservices with TARS
Build scalable enterprise microservices with TARS framework across multiple languages including C++, Java, and Python
Build scalable enterprise microservices with TARS framework across multiple languages including C++, Java, and Python
This comprehensive course introduces the TARS framework for building distributed microservice applications. Designed for both developers and enterprise managers, it covers essential concepts from monolithic to serverless architectures. Learn to create, deploy, and scale microservices using various programming languages. The course emphasizes practical implementation, teaching students to build stable, reliable applications that can operate at scale. Through hands-on experience with TARS, participants will master modern microservices architecture and deployment strategies across different environments.
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What you'll learn
Understand key differences between monolithic, microservices, and serverless architectures
Master TARS framework components and characteristics
Deploy TARS in Docker, Kubernetes, or from source code
Develop microservices applications using multiple programming languages
Manage and scale enterprise-level microservices applications
Implement TARS solutions across different industry scenarios
Skills you'll gain
This course includes:
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Graded assignments, Final exam
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There are 4 modules in this course
The course provides a comprehensive introduction to microservices architecture and the TARS framework. Topics include understanding different architectural approaches, TARS components and characteristics, installation and operation in various environments, creating and scaling microservice applications, and enterprise implementation strategies. The curriculum combines theoretical concepts with practical application, featuring hands-on exercises and real-world deployment scenarios.
Introduction to Microservices and TARS
Module 1
TARS Environment Setup
Module 2
Fundamentals of TARS
Module 3
Hello World (Build your first service in TARS)
Module 4
Fee Structure
Instructors
1 Course
Distinguished Microservices Leader and Open Source Advocate
Bart Dong serves as Senior Engineer at Tencent and Director of the TARS Foundation, where he has established himself as a key leader in open source microservices technology. After building nine years of expertise in large-scale Internet applications and operations, he has taken on a pivotal role in shaping the TARS ecosystem. As Director of the TARS Foundation, he leads initiatives to help businesses embrace microservices architecture, managing everything from application markets and mobile security to operational planning and resource allocation. Under his leadership, TARS has evolved from an internal Tencent project running on over one million nodes to an open-source framework supporting multiple programming languages including C++, Java, Node.js, PHP, and Python. Through his stewardship of the TARS Foundation, established in March 2020 under the Linux Foundation umbrella, he continues to advance microservices adoption while fostering a growing community of contributors focused on helping organizations quickly scale their applications.
1 Course
Distinguished Microservices Expert and Open Source Evangelist
Defool Li serves as TarsGo Core Developer and Technical Evangelist at the TARS Foundation, where he has established himself as a key figure in open source service governance and cloud computing. As a Senior Engineer at Tencent and core developer of TarsGo, he contributes significantly to the TARS ecosystem's growth through technical evangelism and backend development. His expertise spans Docker integration, cloud development, and microservices architecture, with particular focus on the Go implementation of the TARS framework. Through his role as Technical Evangelist, he helps organizations understand and adopt TARS while maintaining active involvement in backend development for multiple cloud computing products. His contributions to the TARS community include both technical development and community building, reflecting his commitment to advancing open source microservices technology.
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