Microservice-Architect Exam Information and Outline
Microservice Architect
Syllabus Update Checked on: November 6, 2026
Microservice-Architect Exam Syllabus & Study Guide
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- Exam Format
- Online-proctored multiple-choice certification exam (Pearson VUE) covering the modules below
- Practice exam questions provided with the certification bundle
- Module 1: Fundamental SOA, Services & Microservices
- Business and technology drivers for SOA
- Service-orientation principles and the four pillars
- Service layers, models, compositions and inventories
- API governance; API gateways, virtualization and containerization
- Cloud computing basics and adoption requirements
- Module 2: Microservice Technology Concepts
- Service implementation mediums, roles and message exchange patterns
- XML, XML Schema, JSON and JSON Schema
- HTTP methods, status codes and headers; REST constraints and hypermedia
- WSDL, SOAP and WS-* technologies
- Cloud concepts: scaling, multitenancy, IaaS/PaaS/SaaS
- Module 3: Fundamental Microservice Architecture & Containerization
- Microservice design principles, challenges and granularity
- Container architecture, engines, images and networking
- Automation, logging, monitoring, scaling and DevOps
- Domain-driven design
- Module 4: Advanced Microservice Architecture & Containerization
- Microservice compositions and shared isolated databases
- Event-driven messaging, sidecars and container chains
- Serverless deployments, leader election, log aggregation
- Module 5: Microservice Architecture & Containerization Lab
- Scaling architecture design and microservice redesign case studies