Moving from MONOLITHS to MICROSERVICES →

Very helpful.. Thanks!

Brilliant !! and Thank you.. You made all the complex stuff easy to understand

Khoob bhalo ek daaam phataphati

Thanks for the detailed video !

my org has 200 people working for a single service, four to six teams need to release together every time, even though release frequency is already twice a week. It is really a nightmare.

Hello sir, I want to design a webpage which would use an ml model to process the requests like a home pricing model, image classification model. So which architecture should I use to design my system ? would the microservice architecture be good or the monolith ?

Hi Gaurav, do you have kind of sample dataset regarding the decomposition of monolithic systems into microservices

The code in monoliths aren't necessarily in a single repository.

thanks for your useful videos

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How to handle failur of a single service and data consistency

What is the size of the team which is considered to be "small' ?

I loved this video, explanation is simple

It’s very difficult to go back to monolith architecture after working on micro services.

I just completed my master's degree and got an interview for senior full stack developer.... Thanks a lot gaurav, thiis video really helped me! What do you guys think, is this a good decision to start my career directly as senior full stack developer.

Great video. Give me lots of ideas for my project. Thanks!

Awesome explanantion

you're an incredible teacher

Can you give your input on designing common configuration server for Microservices. I don't have to use Spring Cloud Config server.

Deployment is easier as well as hard. totally depends on the impact of code change.

Finally! An explanation that makes sense. Thanks and good job Gaurav...

GKCS Matlab?
Gaurav ki computer Sen???

If there are two services:
1 - Auth
2 - Profile(just provide profile data)
once I get authenticated from service 1
now I want to my profile details from service 2
how come service 2 will know that this guys is already authentic and authorised to use this service
every request at first will have to pass through this 1-Auth every-time?

the best video I could find about the topic.

The problem is we cannot sit silently in one place,we need to do something.
So we keep molding things here n there.
Monolithic to micro,micro to monolithic.

Hi Kiddo, you are probably half my age.But I watch your videos quite often for learning. Keep doing the good work!!

So what I underestands from this is that Microservices and Monoliths are not an actuall thing they are methodology or terminology. Monoliths is one big code base with in a single file with all the features packed in it and microservices is a term for breaking that code base into small small code bases according to their features and then they are called microservices.

Am I correct?

Awesome explanation!

Even if neither of client or team scales, we may need to break the monolith into micro services because of poorly designed/developed application with too many simultaneous feature changes/bug fixes. Greatly appreciate any design/engineering examples of similar use case.

One key tenet in service design is having well defined service boundaries. When one service needs to know about another service, the domain boundaries aren't correct. You need domains/ services to communicate via CQRS pattern in order to mimimize contract breakage/coupling.

The clutter in my mind is getting sorted one by one as I continue to watch more of your videos. Thanks!
I wonder why this isn't a part of the curriculum in unis.

Wow, I had never thought of creating a library that interacts with my microservices!! Genius!!

Fantastic summary on moving from a Monolith to Microservices! You are briefly touching upon CD/CI. It would be great to see an intro video on CD/CI and migration to this deployment methodology.

slowly add new features using microservice to the monolith architecture so that old monolith code becomes a part of microservice

Just wanted to tell you that I have been selected in Oracle, Canada. Your videos really helped me a lot. Thanks for helping me. Love your content and the way you explain. Keep up the good work.

Thank you

Thanks Gaurav for giving us this amazing explanation. I would probably write a blog post and write the whole of the summary which you have mentioned.

Gaurav you have good teaching skills.

Good content Gaurav!!

Awesome analogy in title!🙏👍

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How to have hands on experience with this ? I just want to build production ready micro services.

Where can I find the course details, and in website it shows three different modules. Is it all separate cost