Literally one of the few videos that are incredibly underrated with so much clear explanation and perfectly summarized information for each section, I can't stress enough that you are a fantastic teacher and of course an exceptional engineer. Only a few people can elaborate on complex topics like this. Thank you so much sir
👏👏 Don't think there would be any other videos that can top this. Whole semester of virtualization course is summarized into a 40mins video with succinct teaching that I understand thoroughly. I hope you can make more videos and willing to support Patreon. You are a great teacher 😍
I fully agree. For some reasons which I cannot explain, I find this video to be so good that I just need to follow the speaker narrative one time at the same pace without the need to halt or rewind, and I can understand this subject with the right level of depth and breadth. I had been learning the subject with this level of depth and breadth for a very long time without too much success until I came across this one. Very well done. Many thanks.
earned yourself a sub, just discovered your channel because I needed to up my knowledge on those topics and you explain them very clearly for beginners!
Thank you so much for the great summary and overview of the arch, types, I work as a project manager in a big IT company and this video is absolutely great to grow my tech expertise (I don't have a tech. background)
Thanks so much I needed to become more knowledgeable with upper levels of OSI and this helped me so much; having spent so much time as a network engineer.
Great and clear explanation going down deep to fundamental concepts, which clears the doubt which I had for years. Thank you very much. Please continue posting videos.
Truly awesome video. Very clear explanation and great visuals to help my understanding. Captured the different application architectures and even pieced it with current trends such as APIs and Micro-services. Many thanks.
Coming from a complete other world - the world of embedded software - there are a lot of things that I do not share or even agree on when it comes to architecture, but it was really good to hear one person's perspective from the "classical" IT domain. It would be good if you for example connect the thinking on "software architecture" in ISO 42010.
i feel that the transition from API to Integration Platform at 29:00 was a bit of a rough ride and Not smooth enough. I wish he had depicted 1. how APIs end up becoming the responsibility of the Integration Platform when the Integration Platform steps into the picture, to become or act as the hosting environment for the APIs, thereby becoming the "new face/front" of these {previously point-to-point} APIs 2. i was hoping he would also mention concrete examples of an Integration Platform such as MuleESB, Microsft Biztalk, Apache ServiceMix, Oracle OSB, IBM ACE, etc to keep the FOCUS tightly on the "Integration Platform" itself rather than keeping the spotlight more on the Applications being integrated {by this abstract "black box" yellow bar shown simply as an Integration Platform} but otherwise, the rest of the video is SUPER AMAZING, the EFFORT he put into it overall, and his COMPREHENSIVE coverage of so many architectures . . . to say the LEAST, is second to NONE 😁👍👌🙏
Dear Friends, When I design a software system, I divide it into 3 categories: 1/ Conceptual: I will state the names of the software that will respond to the requirements of the business process from users, describe the names of the software to be processed and the behaviors. 2/ Logical: I can define software architecture by applying architectural pattern in this step and I will include constraints on availability, scalability, maintainability. I also describe in detail the function of each component. This step 3/ Physical: Define programming language, platform to realize the description in Logical step. Could you recommend?. Thank you.
I know html, css, js, reactjs for frontend, python for backend, and mysql. Now I want to understand how to glue these together, build an application and deploy on server. What do I need to learn next? Is this the right video?
n-tier arch is not about having extra layer of browser... Obviously every web app is accesed thorugh browser no matter it is 1- tier, 2-tier or 3-tier. It is about distibuting servers and databases asychronously. I.e more than one server can communicte with more than one database in simple.
In past 3-4 years there has been tremendous change in the web technologies that are used worldwide. See svitla.com/blog/web-application-architecture for more. When I started my undegrads in 2010, that technologies used back then are nowadays hardly used any modern new pages are built on it. With the introduction of front end modern techs such as Angular, React, Redux etc. the world is moving towards single page applications. Now Angular 2 is another addition to that. Single page applications make your page blazing fast because the entire javascript is loaded just once and rest all work is done by rest API calls. In backend for rest frameworks generally it is Ruby on Rails, Django and now Node with express.
Only for managers and execs? If they have those job titles and don't know, what's going on? And as for "not for engineers" you're betting wrong if you think many don't need a brush up on these things... junior engineers would find this helpful
the introduction of Dockers was just splendid. I hope you keep on creating such amazing content and success will be at your feet. God Speed !!!!
Your explanation is on the spot, concise and with neutral accent that is easy for L2/L3 English speakers to understand. Good job!
Literally one of the few videos that are incredibly underrated with so much clear explanation and perfectly summarized information for each section, I can't stress enough that you are a fantastic teacher and of course an exceptional engineer. Only a few people can elaborate on complex topics like this. Thank you so much sir
👏👏 Don't think there would be any other videos that can top this. Whole semester of virtualization course is summarized into a 40mins video with succinct teaching that I understand thoroughly. I hope you can make more videos and willing to support Patreon. You are a great teacher 😍
I fully agree. For some reasons which I cannot explain, I find this video to be so good that I just need to follow the speaker narrative one time at the same pace without the need to halt or rewind, and I can understand this subject with the right level of depth and breadth. I had been learning the subject with this level of depth and breadth for a very long time without too much success until I came across this one. Very well done. Many thanks.
@@paulkam4059 maybe because he speaks with a soft indian accent, I also find it easy to follow indians when they explain, its so easy going.
coming from a non tech background I find this explanation made for a layman like me to understand. Cant thank you enough. God bless you brother.
Fantastic videos, thank you. Perfect for people who need a deeper understanding without the engineering background.
EXACTLY
Nice ! I watched the entire video and took notes. Been looking for a clear overview of architectures in this context for a while now! Thank you!
Only people with ground level knowledge could explain like this. Very much informative and crisp presentation.
Thanks German for putting this together in a cohesive way
Thank you very much for the way you explained "all in simple English"
This is a brilliant video to get a basic understanding of how applications work. For a newbie like me,it was really helpful. Thank you❤
I loved your video and learned a lot from it. Questions that I had for long time are now answered. Thank you
This is the best video of Application Architectures i found on YT. Thanks a lot!
Thank you for letting me know immediately this vid is *not* for engineers. I appreciate you not wasting my time. Worth a like.
earned yourself a sub, just discovered your channel because I needed to up my knowledge on those topics and you explain them very clearly for beginners!
It is so helpful and I learned a lot from your great presentation. Keep adding other useful materials.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for the great summary and overview of the arch, types, I work as a project manager in a big IT company and this video is absolutely great to grow my tech expertise (I don't have a tech. background)
this's an amazing explanation of virtualization and container technology ; the best ever!
Excellent presentation and explanation. Many thanks for your effort in preparing very quality content.
learner friendly content , precise and to the point. Thanks for creating..
Thanks so much I needed to become more knowledgeable with upper levels of OSI and this helped me so much; having spent so much time as a network engineer.
Felicitaciones Germán! Sos muy bueno explicando conceptos que muchas veces se pierden en una montaña de otros conceptos demasiados técnicos!
Great explanations! Very well organized! Thank you so much for your helpful teachings. Looking forward for more videos
Great explanation! Thank you German.
Fantastic videos, German. Thank you!
Excellent video to help a Business Analyst with organizational processes. Thank you!
Terrific info compiled in one video .. loved it! Thank you very much!!
Indeed, it is a great video. It is a lot good information, and very well explained!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing talk. Please continue to do more talks on technology
Great video , very articulate and simple to follow, thank you
Great and clear explanation going down deep to fundamental concepts, which clears the doubt which I had for years. Thank you very much. Please continue posting videos.
Truly awesome video. Very clear explanation and great visuals to help my understanding. Captured the different application architectures and even pieced it with current trends such as APIs and Micro-services. Many thanks.
Good one German, all must know these concepts to run projects and work on their roles thanks again
You have great videos, please continue uploading.
Superb! Many thanks for the high quality presentation
Great video. You made it very easy to grasp the concepts of the application layer.
This is great summarization. Thank you.
Excellent video, Thank you for your efforts
Please make more videos like this. This was great
Great stuff. The only thing missing in this playlist is a similar video on Data Architecture. :-)
Coming from a complete other world - the world of embedded software - there are a lot of things that I do not share or even agree on when it comes to architecture, but it was really good to hear one person's perspective from the "classical" IT domain. It would be good if you for example connect the thinking on "software architecture" in ISO 42010.
Great video, presented in a way which is very easy to understand. Can we have more of these please?
this is a very good video, i understand the concept only in 40 minutes, meanwhile my friend try to explain to me for a week
my professor tried to explain that to me for an entire semestre :D
@@botten4187 LOL, i dont know how to feel
Thank you! This is an outstanding video. I have been needing this for a very long time. I will keep coming back to this video.
Learned so much from this video. Thanks!
These videos are hidden gems. Thanks man !
Many thanks for the great content!
Great concepts clarity and presentation
This is awesome, thank you so much for such a great explanation
Hi, Thanks for uploading such a wonderful video.
Can you please continue your good work and upload more videos 👍
Outstanding clarity. Thank you!
this is an amazing video. thank you very much.
wow this is the most informative video ever
Thank you for this video... it is very helpful to actually watch!
Nice video of different elements of architecture and evolution of that till date
Amazing introduction, thank you!
Amazingly done!!
Thank you, Very Informative
Great explanation !!
excellent video... thanks for sharing your knowledge
Very good insight, thank you so much
Thanks you so much. You made fantastic video
Thank you very much for the video.
Thank you, great information :)
Thanks. Very good video.
Realy good video! Thank you for this, it helped me a lot!
I love ur instructions Allah bless u
Great video! Helped me alot
Outstanding... please continue to do such excellent presentations. 👏
Thank you! Amazing content
Good one. Appreciated.
Great video. Thanks!
Thanks a lot.. very helpful
i feel that the transition from API to Integration Platform at 29:00 was a bit of a rough ride and Not smooth enough. I wish he had depicted
1. how APIs end up becoming the responsibility of the Integration Platform when the Integration Platform steps into the picture, to become or act as the hosting environment for the APIs, thereby becoming the "new face/front" of these {previously point-to-point} APIs
2. i was hoping he would also mention concrete examples of an Integration Platform such as MuleESB, Microsft Biztalk, Apache ServiceMix, Oracle OSB, IBM ACE, etc to keep the FOCUS tightly on the "Integration Platform" itself rather than keeping the spotlight more on the Applications being integrated {by this abstract "black box" yellow bar shown simply as an Integration Platform}
but otherwise, the rest of the video is SUPER AMAZING, the EFFORT he put into it overall, and his COMPREHENSIVE coverage of so many architectures . . . to say the LEAST, is second to NONE 😁👍👌🙏
great explanation
very nice,informative video
SUPER helpful thank you
This video is a legend!!
this video is gold
learn architecture and spanish at the same time! 2 for 1 amazing
Dear Friends,
When I design a software system, I divide it into 3 categories:
1/ Conceptual: I will state the names of the software that will respond to the requirements of the business process from users, describe the names of the software to be processed and the behaviors.
2/ Logical: I can define software architecture by applying architectural pattern in this step and I will include constraints on availability, scalability, maintainability. I also describe in detail the function of each component. This step
3/ Physical: Define programming language, platform to realize the description in Logical step.
Could you recommend?. Thank you.
I know html, css, js, reactjs for frontend, python for backend, and mysql. Now I want to understand how to glue these together, build an application and deploy on server.
What do I need to learn next?
Is this the right video?
Nice video, keep it up!
Al grano y claro!!
Guys, can you help me? Can you tell me, what components backend server should have for social web with mobile and browser platforms?
Microservice or cloud is a kind of application architecture, right?
Thank you for the video
Brilliant!
n-tier arch is not about having extra layer of browser... Obviously every web app is accesed thorugh browser no matter it is 1- tier, 2-tier or 3-tier. It is about distibuting servers and databases asychronously. I.e more than one server can communicte with more than one database in simple.
Great video :)
good presentation
Remarkable, Thank you
Very Nice!!
In past 3-4 years there has been tremendous change in the web technologies that are used worldwide. See svitla.com/blog/web-application-architecture for more. When I started my undegrads in 2010, that technologies used back then are nowadays hardly used any modern new pages are built on it.
With the introduction of front end modern techs such as Angular, React, Redux etc. the world is moving towards single page applications. Now Angular 2 is another addition to that.
Single page applications make your page blazing fast because the entire javascript is loaded just once and rest all work is done by rest API calls.
In backend for rest frameworks generally it is Ruby on Rails, Django and now Node with express.
I dont understand,why we shouldnt have API Gateway for Web Browser?
Can you plz list down android app architectures?
Thank you!!
I didn't know Costa Rica had electricity let alone computers. Bravo.
share link slide bro, buat praktikum
Only for managers and execs? If they have those job titles and don't know, what's going on? And as for "not for engineers" you're betting wrong if you think many don't need a brush up on these things... junior engineers would find this helpful