Software Architecture Training in Leon

This program is tailored for senior individual contributors who significantly influence technical direction, foster architectural consistency, and impact engineering decisions across various teams.

This instructor-led, live training in Leon (online or onsite) is designed for software engineers and developers who wish to plan, design, guide, and manage software development using architectural methods.

Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:

• Grasp the significance of architecting in software development.
• Evaluate how developers can apply architectural methods during development.
• Master the architecting process to manage and assess workflows.
• Structure complex applications using an architectural approach.
• Create a decision-making framework to address challenges and define roles within development teams.
• Confidently take ownership of technical decisions.
• Visualize architectures using models and diagrams.
• Understand standards and risks to create agile and resilient architectures.

This course aims to deliver a comprehensive grasp of software architecture principles and their practical implementation within the cloud environment, with a particular emphasis on AWS (Amazon Web Services) and Java. Learners will acquire the skills to design, develop, and deploy scalable and resilient applications leveraging AWS services and the Java programming language.

This hands-on, three-day program offers a thorough overview of contemporary cloud and software architecture, integrating Azure cloud services with core architectural principles to build scalable, secure, resilient, and maintainable applications. Attendees will examine Azure’s architectural landscape, key services, disaster recovery strategies, Infrastructure as Code, and the evolving role of the software architect.

The curriculum advances from Clean Architecture and the modernization of monoliths to Domain-Driven Design, CQRS, Event Sourcing, and microservices. Through practical labs leveraging Azure and .NET, participants apply these concepts to realistic architectural challenges, learning to make well-founded decisions driven by both technical constraints and business goals.