▪ I strongly recommended that you should take this course from beginning to end.

▪ If you already familiar some architectures, jump into your target architectures and start to learn from

that section.

▪ All sections are independent from each other and you can easily switch on sections with following

different architectures.

▪ Every section starts with specific problem and solve this problem with learning new patternsprinciples.

▪ If you are only interested in microservices architectures, skip first monolithic, layered, clean and modular

monolithic architectures and jump to microservices architectures.

▪ You can skip some of Microservices vertical topics as per your experience and requirements. If you don't

interest Decomposition, skip "Microservices Decomposition" and continue with "Microservices

Communications" sections.

▪ Jump your problem and learn patterns & principles related that problem to design your final

architecture.

▪ This is reference architecture course that you can take any part of the course according to your

architectural requirements

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