Microservices: Asynchronous Messaging

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Frank P Moley III

1:43:49

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01 - Introduction

01 - Getting work done in microservices.mp4

01:29

02 - What you need to know.mp4

01:25

02 - Asynchronous Communications

01 - Asynchronous communications.mp4

04:15

02 - The gains.mp4

07:37

03 - The trade-offs.mp4

06:13

04 - Common technologies.mp4

04:42

03 - Interservice Communications Patterns

01 - Service communications.mp4

03:08

02 - Point-to-point async.mp4

07:53

03 - Publish-subscribe.mp4

07:20

04 - Event-Driven Microservices Patterns

01 - Event-driven microservices.mp4

04:36

02 - Choreographed events.mp4

05:33

03 - Orchestrated events.mp4

05:34

04 - Hybrid events.mp4

02:46

05 - Stream Data Platform

01 - Welcome to stream data platform.mp4

05:59

02 - Log aggregation.mp4

04:09

03 - System analytics.mp4

04:47

04 - Event detection.mp4

02:23

06 - Data

01 - Distributed data.mp4

04:04

02 - Eventual consistency.mp4

05:40

03 - CQRS.mp4

04:10

04 - Data migration.mp4

05:06

05 - Data synchronization.mp4

02:51

07 - Conclusion

01 - Work with it.mp4

02:09

Description

Discover how to get work done more efficiently with asynchronous messaging, an alternative way of handling communication in a microservices architecture. In this course, Frank Moley shows software developers charged with building large applications how to go beyond RESTful API calls over HTTP and leverage asynchronous messaging when architecting and building microservices. Frank digs into the gains and tradeoffs you must accept when using asynchronous patterns. He also discusses interservice communication patterns, event-driven microservices patterns, using asynchronous messaging to solve for data migration when moving to microservices architectures, and more.

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My objective is to be instrumental in the design and development of service based applications and platforms, including but not limited to microservices, cloud native architectures, and service based architectures. I want to drive the fundamental architecture of the company in a way conducive to industry standards with an eye on industry trends. I also want to develop architecture and development processes and help define process improvements. I am also very interested in developing and expanding Big Data type initiaves. Specialties: OOP GoLang Java Spring Core and Spring Integration Oracle SOA Suite ANSI SQL C++ C#

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