Depending on what programming language is your main focus. I'd say you should pick one popular framework for your preferred language and start writing some code.
I'd start off with some RESTful JSON Apis and connect with a datastore of choice (MongoDB, Redis, relational DBs, S3 storage).
Then connect services together to get to know some Microservice principles (also get to know with common Ops topics: Containers, Docker, Distribution, Scalability).
And then I'd look into more complex topics like different system architectures (Pub/Sub, Messaging). Also gRPC, GraphQL and typical service connectivity, interoperability, scalability problems and solutions.
Depending on what programming language is your main focus. I'd say you should pick one popular framework for your preferred language and start writing some code.
I'd start off with some RESTful JSON Apis and connect with a datastore of choice (MongoDB, Redis, relational DBs, S3 storage).
Then connect services together to get to know some Microservice principles (also get to know with common Ops topics: Containers, Docker, Distribution, Scalability).
And then I'd look into more complex topics like different system architectures (Pub/Sub, Messaging). Also gRPC, GraphQL and typical service connectivity, interoperability, scalability problems and solutions.
That's from my point of view.
Thank you very much. The language I am focusing on is Python, i have done some research on that that django is the framework for Pyhton.