Amazing course that helps to change the perspective on how to look on multiple problems differently. The course put lots of emphasis on how to make a system better in the way that will support business . Lots of insights from Udi regarding business politics helps to understand why certain products failed or succeed in my career and how to achieve success going forward. For anyone who's afraid that this course is a promotion of NServiceBus - don't worry. Most of the course (roughly 95%) is talking about distributed system design and is technology agnostic. As a result, this course can be an extremely helpful to anyone who's working with other technology stacks.

This course has an impressive amount of content and it's clear that the presenter Udi has spent a large amount of time doing what he is teaching which is a huge asset. I now have a much better understanding of distributed systems.

The course introduces the ability to tackle software problems without software but rather on the business analysis level.

I'm a former SRE and always wanted to know more about architecture decisions, and this course gives me that. Certainly demystified the figure of architect god for me.

Extremely helpful from SysAdmin view. I work in I/Ops and this helps understand what is going on when applications are running.

I'm very impressed with amount of information, experience, good practices and ideas packed into that course, also teaching skills are amazing, everything seems very reasonable, logical and clear. As a frontend developer I probably won't be able to use this knowledge a lot in near future, but it for sure gave me perspective and better look on the whole 'software development' thing, thank you!

Seriously informative and thought provoking course that you find will often shake up the things that you thought were settled long ago in your mind. This material is expertly devised and delivered by a thoroughly authoritative expert (Udi) who will also live-code to show you how things can work in code too. Udi delivers chunks of knowledge and techniques with detailed explanations which he later builds on after delegates have understood those. Not just architecture but team productivity and responsibility get treatments. In particular (see what I did there) being responsible for a specific domain and how you can share built packages for in-process consumption right across your team's slice of a solution space rather than merely sharing endpoints to business micro-services is magical and obvious when you see it. I'm reminded of my own earlier debates about local bin/ deployments vs. server GAC deployments - similar but without the in-process vs on-the-wire benefits here. This totally rewrote what SOA is for me and its not simply a smart all-singing-all-dancing enterprise service bus middleware. Thanks for messing with my head but I'm just about recovered now.

This course has an impressive amount of content and it's clear that the presenter Udi has spent a large amount of time doing what he is teaching which is a huge asset. I now have a much better understanding of distributed systems.

I expected just to learn lots of theory about system architecture design patterns, messaging etc But the course actually changed my whole perspective on software and system architecture. Very inspiring to see how knowledgeable Udi is on a wide range of software topics and how many practical examples he provide. Excellent course!

This course is disturbing in a really good way. It makes you rethink some "good" practices that are etched deep into your sub consciousness. The material is presented in a professional and thorough yet undoubtedly captivating manner. It is also well thought out and is relatively easy to understand thanks to the way it is structured. Another point worth mentioning is that information presented will be useful even if you do not apply SOA to the fullest extent. The presenter himself mentions a few times that what he is describing and teaching is more like a compass showing north.

Absolutely astonishing course. The core idea to shift from business processes and business entities centric services to business capabilities and business policies centric services is something really new and definitely worth thinking about it. I really enjoyed how Udi thinks and learn a lot of useful approaches to deal with distributed systems. This course is not easy, it takes a lot of time to listen it, a lot of time to think about the "distributed things" and then listen some topics again. But after this course my angle of view to the SOA is changed and it is definitely what I expected and wanted from the course. Thank you very much for this amazing experience!

The course open my mind to new approaches to solve problems and confirm some ideas I have. It covers beyond the technical known how including things in bigger picture.