Master Microservices : From Learner to Lead Architect
Master Microservices with Ease and Joy: Engaging and Clear Lessons for All
What you will learn:
Decoupled Services: Understanding how to break down a monolithic application into smaller, independent services that communicate with each other.Scalability: Learning how microservices allow for scaling individual components of an application independently, leading to more efficient resource usage.
Resilience: Implementing techniques such as circuit breakers, retries, and fallbacks to ensure that microservices can handle failures gracefully.
Independent Deployment: Gaining the ability to deploy, update, and roll back individual services without affecting the entire application.
Domain-Driven Design (DDD): Applying DDD principles to define microservices around business capabilities, ensuring each service has a clear and bounded context.
API Management: Understanding the importance of designing well-defined APIs for communication between microservices, often using RESTful services or gRPC.
Service Discovery: Learning how services can find and communicate with each other dynamically using service discovery tools like Consul or Eureka.
Data Management: Handling distributed data management, including the challenges of data consistency, synchronization, and transactions across multiple services.
Containerization: Using containers (e.g., Docker) to package and deploy microservices, ensuring consistency across different environments.
Orchestration: Managing the deployment, scaling, and operation of containerized microservices using orchestration tools like Kubernetes.
Event-Driven Architecture: Leveraging event-driven architecture to enable asynchronous communication between microservices, enhancing decoupling and responsiven
Security: Implementing security best practices for microservices, such as authentication, authorization, and secure communication between services.
Monitoring and Logging: Setting up centralized monitoring and logging to track the health and performance of microservices, and diagnose issues quickly.
Fault Isolation: Understanding how microservices architecture isolates faults to prevent a failure in one service from bringing down the entire system.
Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD): Implementing CI/CD pipelines to automate the testing and deployment of microservices, enabling faster and
API Gateway: Using an API Gateway to manage and route requests to various microservices, providing a single entry point to the system.
Inter-Service Communication: Understanding various communication methods between microservices, such as synchronous (HTTP/REST) and asynchronous (messaging queu
Circuit Breaker Pattern: Implementing the circuit breaker pattern to protect microservices from cascading failures during high load or failures.
DevOps Collaboration: Working closely with DevOps to manage the operational aspects of microservices, including deployment, scaling, and monitoring.
Unleashing Flexibility: Mastering the Decorator Pattern
Ensuring Reliable Commitments: Cracking the 2PC Pattern
Orchestrating Resilient Workflows: The Saga Pattern in Action
