The Circuit Breaker Pattern | Resilient Microservices
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- Опубліковано 14 чер 2024
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Hello everybody I'm Nick and in this video I will explain everything that you need to know about the Circuit Breaker pattern. When it comes to fault tolerant microservices, the circuit breaker pattern is one of the most used patterns. In this video I will explain how it works and why it is so useful.
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Awesome content and very clearly explained. I've subscribed.
Best Dev channel I've ever seen, good content dude
Nicely explained. Thanks
Great work as always
Thank you, Nick!
I'm looking forward to watching your tutorials.👌
amazing explanation thanks a lot!
Hello Nick can you please make a video with example code like you always do , your videos are too good and easy to understand
Can we have a tutorial on using MassTransit library!? It would be great!
Awesome
Rocks 👏👏🙏
Hi Nick, first of all thanks for this great video.
I have a doubt (I Hope not a stupid one), when the cirtuit enters into "Open" state, It means that meanwhile the service is not going to handle incoming request? Or are them processed in another way?
Thanks! :)
I believe it fails fast, so I guess depending on your implementation, you may deliver a 500 immediately instead of having your service retry several times.
Hi Nick, do you have a complete microservices series?
Not yet but I am currently in the process of designing one. It's hard to make a microservices series because there is just so much content and it's very hard to organise
@@nickchapsas Hey Nick, I've been working on something similar lately. Let me know if I can be of help in anyway if you plan on creating a Microservices. I'd be more than happy to contribute, email me on diasjason7@gmail.com or you can message me on LinkedIn we are connected.
Will you make some videos on gRPC.net?