Node.js: Microservices

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Daniel Khan

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01 - Introduction

01 - Understanding how microservices are built and used.mp4

00:46

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:02

02 - 1. Prepare Your Development Environment

01 - Installing Git, Node.js, and Docker.mp4

01:18

02 - Getting the exercise files from GitHub.mp4

01:48

03 - Setting up Visual Studio Code, ESLint, and Prettier.mp4

02:51

04 - Launching MongoDB, Redis, and Jaeger in Docker.mp4

03:53

05 - Installing MongoDB Compass.mp4

00:59

03 - 2. Planning Your Microservice Migration

01 - Setting up and exploring your sample application.mp4

05:25

02 - Understanding the sample apps code.mp4

05:37

03 - Getting insights with OpenTelemetry and Jaeger.mp4

03:54

04 - Setting your mission.mp4

01:49

04 - 3. Your First Service The Catalog Service

01 - Whats your goal for this chapter.mp4

02:19

02 - Creating the service.mp4

06:35

03 - Designing a REST API for the catalog service.mp4

03:57

04 - Adding business logic and database access.mp4

05:15

05 - Creating your first REST endpoint.mp4

04:03

06 - Completing the API.mp4

06:11

07 - Testing REST endpoints.mp4

05:36

05 - 4. Creating a Service Registry

01 - Whats your goal for this chapter.mp4

01:59

02 - Setting up the registry.mp4

05:06

03 - Registering services.mp4

06:55

04 - Creating and testing the registration route.mp4

05:09

05 - Unregistering services.mp4

09:27

06 - Querying the registry.mp4

08:23

07 - Removing expired services.mp4

07:18

08 - Registering on service on start.mp4

05:09

09 - Adding heartbeat and unregistering on shutdown.mp4

04:53

06 - 5. Using Services

01 - Whats your goal for this chapter.mp4

00:29

02 - Creating the service client.mp4

09:35

03 - Using the catalog service.mp4

08:11

04 - Testing the catalog service.mp4

03:01

05 - Sanitizing data.mp4

05:36

06 - Creating the CartService.mp4

04:56

07 - Service monitoring with OpenTelemetry and Jaeger.mp4

03:29

07 - 6. Authenticating APIs

01 - API authentication with JWT.mp4

03:42

02 - Creating the user service.mp4

03:42

03 - Add JWT tokens to the user service.mp4

05:09

04 - Make the front end use JWT authentication.mp4

07:50

05 - Using bearer headers.mp4

08:47

06 - Protecting endpoints with JWT.mp4

04:48

08 - 7. Adding Fault Tolerance and Resilience

01 - Whats your goal for this chapter.mp4

02:27

02 - Chaos testing.mp4

04:18

03 - Adding caching to reduce load and bridge outages.mp4

02:40

04 - Using queues for decoupling.mp4

01:43

05 - Installing up RabbitMQ.mp4

01:24

06 - Setting up the order service.mp4

03:02

07 - Producing orders.mp4

06:47

08 - Consuming orders.mp4

09:03

09 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:45

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In this fast-paced era of distributed systems, mastering microservices—not just deploying services, but truly understanding the patterns and principles that drive them— is essential for developers. And in organizations large and small, Node.js is often the platform of choice for building microservices architectures. In this course, Daniel Khan shows you how to use Node.js to create a microservice architecture from scratch and tackles the all-too-common challenge of transforming a monolithic app into a flexible, modular system composed of individual services. Throughout the course, Daniel explores crucial concepts like service discovery, resilience, and decoupling. Check out this course to gain practical knowledge of microservices that you can apply to your day-to-day work immediately.

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