My Udemy course: Building Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud Course link: www.udemy.com/course/building-microservices-with-spring-boot-and-spring-cloud/?referralCode=6523E6A8A932A4359E6E
May patience was running thin initially as I knew every pattern you were talking about but didn't realize how you would tie it with Spring Cloud. Great Explanation !
1. API Gateway 2. Config server 3. Circuit Breaker Pattern 4. Service Registry and discovery (maintains host name and port) 5. Distributed Tracing 6. Load balancing 7. Centralized security
Thank you sir!!! Very helpful! my personal takeaway is as follows. We want to build a web application which is a distributed system (supported by many microservices). There are many common patterns that will be used when building such system, including API gateway, config server, circuit breaker, distributed tracing, etc. Spring Cloud provide these common patterns so that we don't have to reinvent the wheels, and we can happily build our own distributed system using Spring Cloud.
looks like all the challanges (lb, service discovery/registry, circuit breaker, distributed tracing, mtls east west whitelisting) can be solved using service mesh in kubernetes (linkerd, consul-connect, istio, etc) ?
I am buying your udemy course on microservice s. Does it have all these content. I am the techlead for a backend Java restful project . But doesn't have micro services hands-on
I have one question. Let's say in microservice 2 and microservice 1, there is an entity called User. They both are the same entity. Then, this User entity is updated in microservice 1. How do I maintain this User entity to always be the same between both microservices?
@@andyholesdev Thank you for your reply. But what I mean is entity in the project, not in the database tables. Let’s say User entity in microservice 1 has attribute ‘String address’. In microservice 2, address is changed to ‘Address address’. I want microservice 1 also recognize ‘address’ with type ‘Address’ in its code, without having to manually update it. Is there a way?
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My Udemy course: Building Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud
Course link: www.udemy.com/course/building-microservices-with-spring-boot-and-spring-cloud/?referralCode=6523E6A8A932A4359E6E
Do I need to first know Java to learn Spring cloud and Spring boot? I'm currently learning Python
@@statesmphinyane946 Yes you need to konw Java because Spring Cloud and Spring Boot are based on Java
May patience was running thin initially as I knew every pattern you were talking about but didn't realize how you would tie it with Spring Cloud. Great Explanation !
1. API Gateway
2. Config server
3. Circuit Breaker Pattern
4. Service Registry and discovery (maintains host name and port)
5. Distributed Tracing
6. Load balancing
7. Centralized security
Thank you sir!!! Very helpful!
my personal takeaway is as follows.
We want to build a web application which is a distributed system (supported by many microservices). There are many common patterns that will be used when building such system, including API gateway, config server, circuit breaker, distributed tracing, etc.
Spring Cloud provide these common patterns so that we don't have to reinvent the wheels, and we can happily build our own distributed system using Spring Cloud.
Excellent presentation with a clear diagram, I understood everything very easily !
Awesome explanation, very straight to the point!
Thank you sir!
Thank you for making spring cloud simple and clear
Thanks a lot. one of the best video I have ever seen.
looks like all the challanges (lb, service discovery/registry, circuit breaker, distributed tracing, mtls east west whitelisting) can be solved using service mesh in kubernetes (linkerd, consul-connect, istio, etc) ?
It is simple and awesome explanation. Thanks
I am buying your udemy course on microservice s. Does it have all these content. I am the techlead for a backend Java restful project . But doesn't have micro services hands-on
Whaaaah super explanation 👌
Awesome explanation...loved it
It would have been good if you show spring cloud website first then your nice detailed explanation later
Nice explain
Thank you for the clear overview.
Awesome video. Nailed it completely.
excelent explanation, thank you!
Short and precise
I have one question. Let's say in microservice 2 and microservice 1, there is an entity called User. They both are the same entity. Then, this User entity is updated in microservice 1. How do I maintain this User entity to always be the same between both microservices?
you can use a broker such as kafka for updating the other database
@@andyholesdev Thank you for your reply. But what I mean is entity in the project, not in the database tables. Let’s say User entity in microservice 1 has attribute ‘String address’. In microservice 2, address is changed to ‘Address address’. I want microservice 1 also recognize ‘address’ with type ‘Address’ in its code, without having to manually update it. Is there a way?
Thank you, this helped!
Super clear 😊
Crystal clear
Thank you so much
Thank you so much 👍👍
awesome... subscribed!
Nice video!
Bro are you doing any job support
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