Microservices: Getting Started

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Floyd May

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:20

02 - Understanding the Benefit of Microservices

02 - Defining Monoliths and Microservices.mp4

03:04

03 - Human Advantages of Microservices.mp4

10:45

04 - Maintenance Advantages of Microservices.mp4

06:37

05 - Resilience Benefits of Microservices.mp4

03:24

06 - Example Microservice Architectures.mp4

03:26

07 - Review.mp4

02:50

03 - The Challenges of Microservices over Monoliths

08 - Microservices Are Hard.mp4

02:02

09 - Performance of Network Communications.mp4

02:55

10 - Resilience of Network Communications.mp4

05:18

11 - Running Microservices in Production.mp4

04:39

12 - Challenges of Independent Governance.mp4

04:53

13 - Reviewing Challenges of Microservices.mp4

03:00

04 - Synchronous Communication Architectures

14 - Introduction to RPC.mp4

03:02

15 - Service Discovery.mp4

04:10

16 - Stateless and Stateful RPCs.mp4

09:54

17 - Performance of Synchronous Communications.mp4

04:07

18 - Review.mp4

02:05

05 - Asynchronous Communication Architectures

19 - Introducing Asynchronous Communications.mp4

06:54

20 - Message Bus Fundamentals.mp4

03:43

21 - Designing Asynchronous Communication Flows.mp4

03:16

22 - Distributed Transactions.mp4

05:35

23 - Saga Pattern and Routing Slip Pattern.mp4

12:38

24 - Review- Asynchronous Communications.mp4

06:18

06 - Developing Features in a Microservices Architecture

25 - Controlling the Quality of a Microservice.mp4

06:02

26 - Continuous Delivery Techniques.mp4

07:47

27 - Microservice Team Culture.mp4

04:22

07 - Managing Microservices Architecture

28 - Characterizing Design Improvement.mp4

03:57

29 - Prioritizing Architectural Improvements.mp4

07:08

30 - Influencing Architecture.mp4

07:02

31 - Review.mp4

02:00

08 - Building Resilient Microservices Architectures

32 - Resilience Starts with Quality.mp4

03:38

33 - Understanding System Capacity.mp4

04:46

34 - Observable Microservices.mp4

04:40

35 - Resilience Tactics.mp4

02:23

09 - Evaluating Microservices Readiness

36 - Microservices Are a Poor Goal.mp4

02:27

37 - Evaluating Software Development Capabilities.mp4

04:41

38 - Problems Suited to Microservices.mp4

03:37

39 - Summary; Evaluating Return on Investment.mp4

01:42

Description

This course provides a general overview of microservices: the benefits, the risks, the tradeoffs, and how to decide whether or not they're the right choice for your situation.

What You'll Learn?

Microservices can help solve problems of scale, complexity, and governance. In this course, Microservices: Getting Started, you'll learn foundational knowledge of what microservices are, their benefits, complexities, and risks, and how to evaluate whether or not they might help you. First, you'll learn what kinds of problems they can solve. Next, you'll discover how to choose between synchronous and asynchronous communications architectures, and the concerns involved in building and running resilient microservices in production. Finally, you'll explore how to evaluate whether or not your organization is capable of adopting microservices successfully. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the knowledge of how to move forward with microservices, how much, and at what level of sophistication.

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Floyd May

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Floyd is, through and through, a programmer at heart. He began programming at age 9 drawing pictures with the Logo programming language, and has been in love with programming ever since. His development background includes both native and web UIs, high-performance server logic, intricate multithreaded network I/O, and big data processing. Floyd has created software for many industries: precision agriculture, GIS, finance, commodities trading, oil & gas, digital imaging, document intelligence, and more. The software he has built has expanded his employers' market penetration, earned millions in sales, revolutionized user experience, and crushed competitors. A passionate teacher, Floyd frequently presents at Tulsa area user groups and conferences, and is among Tulsa's strongest advocates for the craft of software development.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.