Architecture of Distributed and Highly Scalable Systems Training Course

This training will teach you how to use SysML, the modeling language for systems engineering. You will explore block diagrams in particular, which are used to model the structure of complex systems. You will also deepen your understanding of sequence diagrams, state diagrams, and activity diagrams for dynamic modeling. Additionally, you will learn how to use SysML-specific diagrams such as the requirements diagram and the parametric diagram, as well as the concept of allocation. We will also emphasize the importance of defining a modeling approach tailored to the organization's context and the type of system under study. Practical exercises will be carried out using NoMagic's modeling tool, Cameo Systems Modeler (MagicDraw).

Audience:

Systems engineers, business analysts, and architects who need to model complex systems that include both hardware and software.

Teaching Method:

Theoretical presentation supported by examples
50% hands-on practical exercises using Cameo Systems Modeler on a single case study throughout the training

Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is a methodology aimed at managing complex behaviors during software development.

This instructor-led live training, available both onsite and remotely, is designed for architects and technical leads responsible for managing distributed systems that must handle high traffic volumes while ensuring superior scalability and reliability.

Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:

• Grasp the core advantages, constraints, and governing principles that define the characteristics of distributed, scalable, and highly reliable systems.
• More accurately evaluate what is achievable and what lies beyond the scope of such systems.
• Identify standard architectural patterns used in distributed, scalable, and highly reliable environments.
• Understand the capabilities and appropriate use cases for technologies that support scalability and reliability, such as streaming service buses (using Kafka), NoSQL databases (using Redis), and distributed processing frameworks.

Course Format

• Interactive lectures and discussions.
• Analysis of architecture solution examples.
• Practical examples utilizing Kafka and Redis solutions.

Customization Options

• To arrange a tailored version of this course, please contact us.

This course provides an introduction to Enterprise Architect, tailored for individuals who want to utilize Sparx Systems’ UML modelling tool but are not yet familiar with its features, functionalities, and application methods.

Through a blend of lectures, demonstrations, and interactive labs, this course illustrates the foundations for building and maintaining an Enterprise Architecture (EA) using the Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) version 1.2.

Course Objectives

The course aims to clarify the fundamentals of embedded GNU/Linux, demonstrating how its various components integrate. Participants will learn which elements are essential for constructing an embedded GNU/Linux system, where to source them, and the methods for configuring, building, and installing these components. Additionally, the course addresses support resources and software licensing considerations. Through practical, hands-on exercises, learners gain the requisite experience to independently develop embedded GNU/Linux systems upon successful completion.

Description

Over five days, this training combines direct instruction with practical exercises to illustrate key concepts in embedded GNU/Linux. It is designed to accelerate your proficiency quickly. The philosophy, core concepts, and essential commands for effective GNU/Linux utilization are conveyed through a blend of theoretical instruction and applied, on-the-job training.

Instead of reinventing the wheel, benefit from the expertise of an experienced trainer. You will leave with a functional understanding of GNU/Linux and the capability to apply it effectively in your own embedded development projects.

Who should attend?

This course is suitable for managers, project managers, software engineers, hardware engineers, development engineers, systems engineers, testers, administrators, technicians, and other professionals interested in the technology. It is ideal for those who need to quickly understand how Embedded GNU/Linux operates. Attendees may already be using GNU/Linux and wish to confirm best practices, or they may be deciding whether to adopt it. Others currently using different operating systems may attend to evaluate if GNU/Linux offers superior performance or cost-effectiveness for their needs.

Delivery Options

While all training materials are in English, the presentation can be delivered in English or German, depending on your preference, available globally.

• On-site (instructor-led)
• Online (instructor-led)
• Hybrid on-site/online (instructor-led)

This instructor-led live training is tailored for beginner-level engineers and professionals seeking to utilize MBPLE within CATIA Magic to comprehend and implement product line engineering principles.

• By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
• Understand the fundamental concepts and vocabulary of PLE and MBPLE
• Describe best practices for product line modeling
• Implement a product line definition process in CATIA Magic
• Utilize MBPLE features such as feature models, variation points, and configurations

In this instructor-led live training in Bulgaria, participants will learn to evaluate different technologies and approaches for designing service-based system architectures. The training begins with a discussion and comparison of monolithic systems and service architectures, then explores the details of microservice architecture.

Participants are encouraged to put their knowledge into practice by stepping through the creation and deployment of a set of proof-of-concept microservices built with Spring Cloud, Spring Boot, and Docker.
Additionally, the relevant infrastructure building blocks are examined to help participants identify the most suitable tools and approaches for varying organizational requirements.
By the end of this training, participants will have a solid understanding of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Microservice Architecture, as well as practical experience using Spring Cloud and related Spring technologies to rapidly develop their own cloud-scale, cloud-ready microservices.

The OCSMP Model Builder – Fundamental exam evaluates the knowledge and skills necessary to create a foundational SysML model for a system. It covers model concepts and organization, basic requirements capture and management, structure and behavior models, parametric models, allocation relationships, and the use of stereotypes. With the knowledge and skills acquired at this level, along with familiarity with an appropriate SysML modeling tool, a certified OCSMP Model Builder – Fundamental professional should be a productive contributor to modeling tasks performed by a Systems Engineering team employing a model-based systems engineering approach using SysML. The OCSMP Model Builder – Fundamental Certification is a prerequisite for the program’s two higher levels and requires the OCSMP Model User Certification as its prerequisite.

This examination (as well as the others in the OCSMP series) tests your ability to apply the knowledge and skills listed here in the context of a model of a system. As you study, go beyond each individual diagram to understand how aspects that it models can influence or affect aspects of the system represented in other diagram types.

• Gain knowledge of cloud services and learn how to select appropriate cloud architectures (with examples focused on Azure).
• Understand and deepen your grasp of the benefits inherent in cloud architectures.
• Explore the advantages of established architectures and learn how to choose the most suitable one.

In this instructor-led, live training in Bulgaria (online or onsite), participants will learn how to use SysML as implemented in Enterprise Architect (EA) to carry out system requirements analysis and modeling.

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

• Understand and apply SysML to Systems Engineering projects, using a Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) approach.
• Identify system requirements based on use case models.
• Design and analyze system architecture.

This hands-on training demonstrates how to effectively utilize the SysML modeling language. Participants will explore block diagrams for the structural modeling of complex systems. The course covers sequence, state, and activity diagrams to deepen understanding of dynamic modeling. Additionally, you will learn to apply specific SysML diagrams, such as requirement and parametric diagrams, along with the critical concept of allocation. Emphasis is placed on defining a modeling approach tailored to the organizational context and the type of system under study. Finally, we review the current landscape of SysML modeling tools.

Target Audience:

Project managers, architects, and system engineers who need to model complex systems encompassing both software and hardware.

Instructional Method:

• Theoretical presentations accompanied by practical examples
• Hands-on case study (trainer demonstrates a SysML tool)

This course is tailored for analysts, designers, developers, testers, and project managers.

The workshop focuses on problem analysis, system design, and documentation using UML and Sparx Systems' Enterprise Architect. During the training, participants will explore advanced features of the tool (such as MDA, profiles, and XMI) alongside best practices designed to significantly simplify and accelerate the modeling process.

Since the training centers on the Enterprise Architect tool, it is assumed that participants already possess knowledge of UML modeling. For those wishing to learn modeling from scratch, we offer dedicated UML training.

The training method

10% lecture, 90% workshop

Designed for business analysts, managers, team leads, and process owners, this course equips participants with the essential competencies to create use case diagrams and scenarios. These tools facilitate the elicitation, analysis, documentation, and communication of functional requirements. Participants will gain hands-on experience constructing use cases using the Unified Modeling Language (UML) to visually depict interactions between use cases and actors.