Building Distributed Applications with Go

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Mike Van Sickle

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:35

02. Elements of a Distributed System

01. Version Check.mp4

00:15

02. Introduction.mp4

04:06

03. Module Outline.mp4

01:49

04. Characteristics of Distributed Systems.mp4

03:00

05. Types of Distributed Systems.mp4

10:16

06. Architectural Elements.mp4

07:41

07. Overview of the Course Demo.mp4

07:23

08. Course Demo Components and Roles.mp4

02:08

09. Course Overview.mp4

03:07

10. Summary.mp4

01:57

3. Service Registration

1. Introduction.mp4

02:30

2. Creating the Core Logic for a Service.mp4

05:46

3. Creating a Standalone Service.mp4

09:33

4. Registering a Service - The Service Registry Logic.mp4

06:06

5. Registering a Service - Starting the Service Registry.mp4

03:37

6. Registering a Service - The Client.mp4

06:45

7. Deregistering a Service Upon Shutdown.mp4

07:08

8. Summary.mp4

01:13

04. Service Discovery

01. Introduction.mp4

02:35

02. Grading Service - Core Logic.mp4

05:18

03. Grading Service - Service Handlers.mp4

12:47

04. Grading Service - Starting the Service.mp4

02:24

05. Service Discovery - Updating the Registry Service.mp4

06:28

06. Service Discovery - Updating the Clients.mp4

07:26

07. Service Discovery - Requesting and Using a Service.mp4

06:04

08. Notifying a Service When a Dependency Is Started.mp4

07:16

09. Notifying a Service When a Dependency Is Stopped.mp4

03:02

10. Summary.mp4

02:09

5. Status Monitoring

1. Introduction.mp4

02:23

2. Review of Course Demo Functionality.mp4

01:39

3. Web Application - Defining the Core Logic.mp4

14:37

4. Web Application - Starting the Application.mp4

05:29

5. Checking and Reacting to Nonresponsive Services.mp4

10:54

6. Summary.mp4

02:38

Description

This course will teach you to build the basic elements of a distributed application architecture from first principles, using only Go’s standard library.

What You'll Learn?

Many production-grade distributed systems are built using one of the Go community’s excellent distributed application frameworks. However, unless you have an understanding of the basic principles at work, these systems can be difficult to troubleshoot when things go wrong. In this course, Building Distributed Applications with Go, you’ll learn the basic elements of a distributed application architecture. First, you’ll explore the challenges associated with creating a distributed application. Next, you’ll discover how to create a basic service registry from scratch and use it to register and discover services with it. Finally, you’ll learn how to monitor all the services that make up the application to identify, isolate, and remove services that become unresponsive. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of distributed applications needed to build more efficient and maintainable multi-service applications.

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Michael Van Sickle is an application architect in Akron, Ohio. He started his career as a mechanical engineer, designing components for the automotive industry, before changing to software engineering. He is passionate about learning new programming languages and is comfortable working in Java, C#, JavaScript, PHP, and F#. Mike also loves learning about user experience design and is taking a lead role in his company's attempt to make applications that are elegant and simple. When he is not writing code, Mike loves to go camping and take long walks with his wife and two girls.

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