Microservices with .NET Core Framework

Yes. It is especially useful for mid-level and senior developers who want to shift to microservices and cloud-based development.

Large IT firms like Infosys, TCS, HCL, Capgemini, as well as product companies and global MNCs actively hire certified professionals.

Very high. Most modern enterprise systems now use microservices, especially in cloud deployments.

It shows you have modern skills needed in today’s enterprise backend development and increases your chances of promotion or new roles.

Your skills in microservices design, API building, service communication, security, and container deployment are evaluated.

Developers, engineers, DevOps professionals, or architects working with or planning to work on distributed systems.

Topics include microservices design, .NET Core APIs, service security, Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD.

Yes. Microservices are a key part of cloud-native development in platforms like Azure and AWS.

You can apply for .NET Developer, Microservices Developer, Backend Engineer, or Cloud Developer roles.