A Journey to Modernising a Complex Order Fulfilment Monolith in AWS
What you'll learn
Best practices around creating an Interactive Order Fulfilment Microservice
Problem translation to solution architecture presentation
Creating an AWS solution architecture without being too careful
See the beauty of how well AWS Services are documented
AWS Well-Architected Tool application to a real world problem
Use Java Code to Solve the Proposed Business Problem
Requirements
Basic AWS Console training and navigation
Some exposure basic AWS services like EC2 and others
Java Programming & Three Tier Applications
Description
Many companies that employ the use of e-commerce websites rely heavily on a Order Fulfilment process that is both agile and interactive. Modern customers enjoy keeping track of their product delivery, right after purchase to the day of delivery. A state of the art order fulfilment process that is both reliable and interactive now forms part of customer experience. A customer needs to be able to see the estimated date of delivery and be able to use a unique track reference to observe the different transitions points of the ordered product. Moreover, any company that intends to hand over the order to another third-party, would love to ensure that the same visibility is carried out seamlessly. In most cases, the order fulfilment process is deployed as part of a monolithic application that is tied to the overall inventory and payment solution. This makes is hard to modernise the order fulfilment process and as such changes in the application are tightly coupled to the greater order management process. As if this is enough, the order fulfilment process has to cater for new integration requirements such as "Driver Apps" that enable a customer to see and track driver behind the order delivery. Each order may contain one or more products, so that customer needs to have a constant view of what they ordered, forcing the order fulfilment process to keep order state in both the delivery and the driver. Order fulfilment is not limited to just restaurants, is touches the supply chain industry as well. This course is about creating a microservice using AWS Services, strangling the monolith solution into a more responsive, decoupled and agile solution that is able to offer visibility, real-time order tracking and pluggable integration interface. The one feature I also will propose is order transfer, imagine the ability to pass orders around, from one e-commerce environment to another. I am willing to bet, you have never seen such before. Moreover, some of the lectures have links that can help you reach more context, your just need to download the corresponding resources (pdf files) to see the actual link.
Who this course is for
Intermediate Solution Architects
Software Engineers
Business Analysts
General Practitioners who want to understand how a monolith is modernised.
Anyone wanting to understand the AWS Implementing Microservices Whitepaper
Homepage

https://www.udemy.com/course/typical-aws-monolith-modernisation/