Learn to build resilient microservices in our classroom and online DO328 training at WebAsha Technologies. It builds the OpenShift Service Mesh skills tested in the performance-based EX328 exam.
Training overview:
The DO328 training focuses on building a resilient mesh of microservices with OpenShift Service Mesh (Istio): traffic management, resilience patterns, mutual TLS security and observability for a multi-microservice application. Real labs prepare you for the hands-on EX328 exam.
Who it is for:
This course is ideal for microservices developers, DevOps engineers and architects who build and operate cloud-native applications on OpenShift.
Topics covered:
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Service mesh basics: Understand OpenShift Service Mesh (Istio).
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Traffic management: Route, split and mirror traffic.
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Resilience patterns: Apply timeouts, retries and circuit breakers.
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Canary deployments: Release safely with traffic shifting.
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Mutual TLS security: Secure service-to-service traffic.
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Observability: Trace, measure and visualize the mesh.
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Persistent data: Integrate a persistent data store.
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Multi-microservice apps: Operate several microservices together.
Requirements:
OpenShift and microservices familiarity is recommended. Online participants need a stable internet connection and a laptop/desktop for the live OpenShift labs.
Prerequisites:
Red Hat recommends OpenShift application development/administration familiarity before DO328/EX328.
Career benefits:
Cloud-native teams hire heavily for microservices and service-mesh skills. In India, engineers in this area typically earn ₹6 LPA to ₹30+ LPA, and many move on to architect roles and the RHCA.