You earned a new sub, I'm developing in Spring boot since the last year and I went through all of these concepts, but I've never seen someone so dedicated to explain, keep going man!
Thank you for comparing all 3 architectures. Lots of tutorials only explain the pros of microservices. It's more understandable if we can travel the whole "history" from monolithic to microserives with you in simple words. :)
Nice Houssem, You're an inspiration for us, what about making a tutorial about Graphql ? and I have a question only spring boot and .Net core are the advised technologies to implement a microservices project?
Nice intro. I'm just wondering how to implement monolithic DB JOINs, as many separate DBs exist in uservices ecosystem ? :) Maybe there should be a uservice for one monolithic DB ? Or Kafka ?
How to plan database table design in microservice architecture. Because we couldn't set forgin key from another server database primary key. So,I use event driven approach distributed database using rabbit mq. I face a another problem. If I publish the event. The event subscribe 3 consumer microservice. 2 Microservice received the data and add the table, but, 1 microservice received the data and to adding database some problems couldn't be add database.. I lost the data 1 microservice.. is any possibilities to solve this problem. Like, if anything wrong roll back database to all microservice. Please make topics about, Eventually consistency, Outbox pattern, CQRS, Please talk about
You earned a new sub, I'm developing in Spring boot since the last year and I went through all of these concepts, but I've never seen someone so dedicated to explain, keep going man!
best explanation from all video i watched!. And i respect you for not putting any single ads on this long video. Thank You!
Great thanks Houssem ! I am a french follower and I understand all your explanations. You are a very good teacher.
Thanks Houssem for explanation main principles of microservices
Thank you for comparing all 3 architectures. Lots of tutorials only explain the pros of microservices. It's more understandable if we can travel the whole "history" from monolithic to microserives with you in simple words. :)
This was very helpful. Thank you for the detailed explanation
I love the way you say "Thank You" !!!
Really nice content, thanks a lot.
helped to fill a lot of gaps in my understanding of microservices. Thanks Houssem.
Excelent explanation !! thank you 😁
Very good friend !!!
It's very helpful and it solved a lot of my queries. Thanks
Thank you, sir, for this great video.
Nice Houssem, You're an inspiration for us, what about making a tutorial about Graphql ? and I have a question only spring boot and .Net core are the advised technologies to implement a microservices project?
Inspiring and easy to comprehend.
Dude... awesome
wow! so so comprehensive. great job
Excellent.
Nice intro. I'm just wondering how to implement monolithic DB JOINs, as many separate DBs exist in uservices ecosystem ? :) Maybe there should be a uservice for one monolithic DB ? Or Kafka ?
❤ good 😊
We don't need multirepo for microservices, it's not an obligation. We can have monorepo definition
Modular design could use different database using different JNDI
13:20 glitch in the matrix :p . Great job though, keep it uppp
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Thanks so much for this tutorial.
thank you 😊
thank you ci Houssem (ENIS proud of you :D )
How to plan database table design in microservice architecture. Because we couldn't set forgin key from another server database primary key.
So,I use event driven approach distributed database using rabbit mq.
I face a another problem. If I publish the event. The event subscribe 3 consumer microservice. 2 Microservice received the data and add the table, but, 1 microservice received the data and to adding database some problems couldn't be add database..
I lost the data 1 microservice.. is any possibilities to solve this problem. Like, if anything wrong roll back database to all microservice.
Please make topics about,
Eventually consistency,
Outbox pattern,
CQRS,
Please talk about
You can use saga, to manage data consistency. watch this: ua-cam.com/video/YPbGW3Fnmbc/v-deo.html
Thankyou :)
Red Hat?