Building Cloud Native and Multicloud Applications
This course is part of Cloud Native Foundations.
This comprehensive course explores the fundamentals of building and deploying cloud-native applications in multicloud environments. Learn to modernize existing applications using microservices architecture, implement DevOps practices, and master container orchestration with Kubernetes. The curriculum covers essential technologies for modern cloud development, including Docker containerization, CI/CD pipelines, and OpenShift. Upon completion, students gain practical skills in building scalable, resilient applications for hybrid and multicloud architectures. Successful learners earn a verified IBM skill badge demonstrating their expertise.
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What you'll learn
Master core principles of cloud-native application development
Modernize existing applications using microservices architecture
Build and deploy containers using Docker and Kubernetes
Implement CI/CD pipelines for automated deployment
Understand hybrid-cloud and multicloud architectures
Develop practical skills in OpenShift and container orchestration
Skills you'll gain
This course includes:
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Module Description
This course provides comprehensive training in cloud-native application development and deployment strategies. Students learn to build modern applications using microservices architecture, containerization, and DevOps practices. The curriculum covers essential technologies including Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift, while emphasizing practical implementation of CI/CD pipelines and multicloud deployment strategies. Designed for both new and experienced developers, the course focuses on real-world applications of cloud-native principles.
Fee Structure
Individual course purchase is not available - to enroll in this course with a certificate, you need to purchase the complete Professional Certificate Course. For enrollment and detailed fee structure, visit the following: Cloud Native Foundations
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Instructors
4 Courses
A Pioneer in Cloud Computing and Open Source Innovation
Matt Rutkowski serves as STSM (Senior Technical Staff Member) at IBM, where he has spent over 20 years developing open infrastructure and industry standards. As CTO of Serverless Technologies and IBM's lead representative to the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF), he drives innovation in cloud computing and security. His significant contributions include founding and chairing the Apache OpenWhisk serverless computing project, where he serves as a Project Management Committee member and committer. At IBM, he leads the Austin site's Open Source Software initiatives while managing ecosystem development for various cloud technologies. His expertise spans cloud orchestration, security, and compliance standards, having chaired and edited key standards including OASIS TOSCA and DMTF Cloud Auditing (CADF). Prior to his cloud focus, he worked in IBM's Emerging Technologies team, developing solutions for diverse sectors including banking, digital media, and government. Currently, he educates IBM teams on work group activities and strategic open source projects, while maintaining his role in advancing serverless computing technologies and standards. His work at OpenSSF includes maintaining the Securing Critical Projects working group and contributing to industry-wide security initiatives.
4 Courses
A Leading Java Developer Advocate and Technical Educator
Billy Korando serves as a Java Developer Advocate with Oracle's Java Platform Group, following his previous role at IBM. With over a decade of experience in Java development, he specializes in enterprise web applications and software development practices. His expertise spans Java platform features, Spring Framework, and cloud technologies. As a prominent technical educator, he regularly creates content about Java innovations, including detailed explanations of Sequenced Collections in Java 21, Generational ZGC, and other advanced Java features. Through his advocacy work, he particularly emphasizes productivity enhancements like Records, Pattern Matching, and String improvements from Project Amber. He frequently speaks at major technology conferences and produces educational content about Java's evolution, from Java 17 through to future releases. His contributions to the Java community include technical presentations, tutorials, and insights into Java's development roadmap, while maintaining his commitment to mentoring developers and improving team development practices.
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