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AI-Native Microservices Architecture with .NET & Containers

Certificate of Completion by Code.Hub

This course focuses on designing and implementing AI-native microservices architectures using .NET and container technologies. Participants will learn how to build distributed systems where AI capabilities are first-class components, integrated into services for intelligent decision-making and automation. The course covers microservices principles, containerization with Docker, orchestration patterns, and communication strategies across services. It also explores how to embed LLM-powered features such as reasoning, RAG, and tool invocation within microservices. Hands-on labs demonstrate how to design scalable, resilient systems using ASP.NET Core, messaging systems, and container platforms. Emphasis is placed on observability, security, and performance in AI-enabled distributed environments. By the end of the training, participants will be able to architect and deploy production-ready AI-native microservices systems.

By the end of this module, participants will be able to:

  1. Design and implement AI-native microservices using ASP.NET Core and containerization
  2. Integrate LLM capabilities into microservices for intelligent workflows and automation
  3. Build distributed systems with messaging, service communication, and orchestration patterns
  4. Apply observability, resilience, and security practices in containerized environments
  5. Deploy and manage scalable microservices architectures using Docker and cloud platforms
  • Roles: .NET Developer, Backend Developer, Software Engineer, ΑI Engineer
  • Seniority: Mid

Microservices principles and benefits
Monolith vs microservices
What makes a system “AI-native”

AI Practice: Use AI to decompose a monolith into microservices

Creating microservices with ASP.NET Core
Project structure and APIs
Service boundaries

AI Practice: Generate microservice scaffolding using Copilot

Containers vs VMs
Docker images and containers
Dockerfiles for .NET apps

AI Practice: Generate Dockerfile for a .NET microservice

Defining multi-container systems
Networking and volumes
Service dependencies

AI Practice: Create docker-compose setup with multiple services

REST APIs between services
API gateways
Service discovery basics

AI Practice: Design API contracts using AI

Messaging patterns
Event-driven architecture
Intro to RabbitMQ or Kafka

AI Practice: Generate event schema and messaging flow

Calling AI services from APIs
Prompt orchestration
Stateless vs stateful AI services

AI Practice: Build AI-enabled microservice endpoint

Retrieval pipelines per service
Vector DB integration
Context-aware services

AI Practice: Implement simple RAG microservice

Orchestration across services
Chaining AI tasks
Introduction to agents

AI Practice: Design multi-step workflow with AI orchestration

Retry, circuit breakers
Handling AI failures
Distributed system challenges

AI Practice: Add resilience patterns to services

Centralized logging
Tracing distributed systems
Observability tools

AI Practice: Generate logging strategy using AI

Deploying to cloud (Azure/Kubernetes basics)
End-to-end system integration
Final project

AI Practice: Build and deploy AI-native microservices system

  • Roles: .NET Developer, Backend Developer, Software Engineer, ΑI Engineer
  • Seniority: Mid
  1. Experience with C#, ASP.NET Core, and basic microservices or Web API concepts
  2. Familiarity with Docker fundamentals and general software architecture principles

Sessions can be delivered via the following formats:

  • Live Online – Interactive virtual sessions via video conferencing
  • On-Site – At your organization’s premises
  • In-Person – At Code.Hub’s training center
  • Hybrid – A combination of online and in-person sessions

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AI-Native Microservices Architecture with .NET & Containers
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