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01 – Introduction to Microservices Architecture
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001 Introduction to the course & Agenda
06:24
002 Details of Source Code, PDF Content & other instructions for the course
003 Evolution of Microservices architecture_part1
08:44
003 Evolution of Microservices architecture_part2
08:44
004 Comparisons between Monolithic, SOA & Microservices architecture
07:22
005 Definition of Microservices
01:51
02 – Building microservices using Spring Boot
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001 How to build microservices
03:59
002 Introduction to SpringBoot framework
07:52
003 Funny memes of SpringBoot framework
04:25
004 Introduction to REST APIs & best practices
07:17
005 Creating a Spring Boot project_part1
06:18
005 Creating a Spring Boot project_part2
06:18
006 Creating Hello World REST API using @RestController
08:09
007 Configuring H2 DB & YAML properties_part1
07:22
007 Configuring H2 DB & YAML properties_part2
07:22
008 Writing Spring Data JPA entities & repositories to interact with DB tables_part1
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008 Writing Spring Data JPA entities & repositories to interact with DB tables_part2
08:55
009 Introduction to DTO (Data Transfer Object) pattern
06:35
010 Creating DTOs inside accounts microservice
09:19
011 CREATE API inside accounts microservice – Part 1_part1_part1
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011 CREATE API inside accounts microservice – Part 1_part1_part2
04:09
011 CREATE API inside accounts microservice – Part 1_part2
08:19
012 CREATE API inside accounts microservice – Part 2_part1
07:22
012 CREATE API inside accounts microservice – Part 2_part2
07:22
013 READ API inside accounts microservice_part1
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013 READ API inside accounts microservice_part2
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014 UPDATE API inside accounts microservice
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015 DELETE API inside accounts microservice
07:59
016 Handle all types of runtime exceptions using global logic inside accounts
04:52
017 Perform input data validations inside accounts microservice_part1
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017 Perform input data validations inside accounts microservice_part2
07:24
018 Update audit columns using Spring Data
07:31
019 Introduction to documentation of REST APIs using springdoc openapi
11:03
020 Enhancing documentation of REST APIs using @OpenAPIDefinition
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021 Enhancing documentation of REST APIs using @Tag, @Operation, @ApiResponse
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022 Enhancing documentation of REST APIs using @Schema & example data – Part 1
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023 Enhancing documentation of REST APIs using @Schema & example data – Part 2
04:23
024 Important Annotations & Classes that supports building REST services
06:48
025 Assignment to build Loans & Cards microservices
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026 Deep dive and demo of Loans microservice_part1
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026 Deep dive and demo of Loans microservice_part2
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027 Deep dive and demo of Cards microservice_part1
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027 Deep dive and demo of Cards microservice_part2
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03 – How do we right size our microservices & identify boundaries
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001 Approaches to identify boundaries & right size microservices
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002 Sizing & identifying boundaries with a Bank App use case
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003 Sizing & identifying boundaries with a ecommerce migration use case
08:02
04 – Handle deployment, portability & scalability of microservices using Docker
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001 Introduction to challenges while building, deploying microservices_part1
04:36
001 Introduction to challenges while building, deploying microservices_part2_part1
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001 Introduction to challenges while building, deploying microservices_part2_part2
02:18
002 What are Containers & how they are different from VMs
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003 Definition of Containers, Containerization, Docker
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004 Introduction to Docker components & its architecture
07:05
005 Docker installation & docker hub introduction
07:18
006 Introduction to the three approaches for Docker image generation
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007 Demo of Spring Boot profiles inside accounts microservice
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008 Externalizing configurations using command-line, JVM & environment options
06:01
009 Activating the profile using command-line, JVM & environment options
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010 Running accounts microservice as a Docker container_part1
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010 Running accounts microservice as a Docker container_part2
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011 Challenges with Dockerfile approach to generate a Docker image
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012 Generate Docker Image of Loans microservice with Buildpacks_part1
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012 Generate Docker Image of Loans microservice with Buildpacks_part2
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013 Generate Docker Image of Cards microservice with Google Jib
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014 Compare Dockerfile, Buildpacks, Jib approaches
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015 Reading configurations from the class path location of Config Server
11:27
016 Introduction to Docker Compose
12:34
017 Running all microservice containers using Docker Compose command
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018 Demo of docker compose commands
02:58
019 Deep dive on Docker commands
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020 Introduction to Docker extensions and LogsExplorer
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021 Funny memes of Docker
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05 – Deep Dive on Cloud Native Apps & 15-Factor methodology
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001 Introduction to Cloud-native applications
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002 Important characteristics of cloud-native applications
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003 Differences between cloud-native Apps & Traditional enterprise Apps
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004 Introduction to 12-factor & 15-factor methodologies
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005 Deepdive on 15-factor methodology – Part 1
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006 Deepdive on 15-factor methodology – Part 2_part1
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006 Deepdive on 15-factor methodology – Part 2_part2
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007 Deepdive on 15-factor methodology – Part 3_part1
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007 Deepdive on 15-factor methodology – Part 3_part2
07:27
06 – Configurations Management in Microservices
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001 Introduction to Configurations Management challenges inside microservices
06:54
002 How Configurations work in Spring Boot
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003 Reading configurations using @Value annotation
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004 Reading configurations using Environment interface
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005 Reading configurations using @ConfigurationProperties_part1
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005 Reading configurations using @ConfigurationProperties_part2
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006 Introduction to Spring Boot profiles
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007 Demo of Spring Boot profiles inside accounts microservice
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008 Externalizing configurations using command-line, JVM & environment options
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009 Activating the profile using command-line, JVM & environment options
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010 Assignment to make SpringBoot profile changes inside loans & cards microservices
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011 Demo of Spring Boot profile changes inside loans & cards microservices
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012 Drawbacks of externalized configurations using SpringBoot alone
06:30
013 Introduction to Spring Cloud Config
06:33
014 Building Config Server using Spring Cloud Config
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015 Reading configurations from the class path location of Config Server
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016 Updating Accounts Microservice to read properties from Config Server
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017 Updating Loans & Cards Microservice to read properties from Config Server
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018 Reading configurations from a file system location
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019 Reading configurations from a GitHub repository_part1
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019 Reading configurations from a GitHub repository_part2
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020 Encryption & Decryption of properties inside Config server
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021 Refresh configurations at runtime using refresh actuator path_part1
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021 Refresh configurations at runtime using refresh actuator path_part2
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022 Refresh configurations at runtime using Spring Cloud Bus_part1
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022 Refresh configurations at runtime using Spring Cloud Bus_part2
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023 Refresh config at runtime using Spring Cloud Bus & Spring Cloud Config monitor_part1
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023 Refresh config at runtime using Spring Cloud Bus & Spring Cloud Config monitor_part2
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024 Updating Docker Compose file to adapt Config Server changes – Part 1
12:15
025 Introduction to Liveness and Readiness probes
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026 Updating Docker Compose file to adapt Config Server changes – Part 2
11:32
027 Optimizing Docker Compose file
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028 Generating Docker images and pushing them into Docker Hub
06:47
029 Testing Config Server changes end to end using Docker compose & default profile_part1
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029 Testing Config Server changes end to end using Docker compose & default profile_part2
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030 Preparing Docker Compose files for QA & prod profiles
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07 – Using MySQL Database inside microservices
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001 Create MySQL DB containers for microservices
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002 Update microservices code to replace H2 DB with MySQL DB_part1
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002 Update microservices code to replace H2 DB with MySQL DB_part2
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003 Update docker compose file to create & use MySQL DB_part1
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003 Update docker compose file to create & use MySQL DB_part2
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004 Running microservices & MySQL DB containers using docker compose file_part1
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004 Running microservices & MySQL DB containers using docker compose file_part2
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005 Demo of Docker network concept
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08 – Service Discovery & Service Registration in microservices
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001 Brief introduction about microservices traffic
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002 Introduction to the Service Discovery & Registration inside microservices
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003 Why not traditional load balancers for Microservices_part1
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003 Why not traditional load balancers for Microservices_part2
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004 Service Discovery & Registration inside microservices
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005 How Client side Service Discovery & Load-balancing works_part1
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005 How Client side Service Discovery & Load-balancing works_part2
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006 Spring Cloud support for Service Discovery & Registration
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007 Setup Service Discovery agent using Eureka server_part1
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007 Setup Service Discovery agent using Eureka server_part2
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008 Make code changes in Accounts microservice to connect Eureka Server_part1
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008 Make code changes in Accounts microservice to connect Eureka Server_part2
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009 Make code changes in Loans & Cards microservice to connect Eureka Server
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010 De-registration from Eureka server when microservices shutdown
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011 Demo of heartbeats mechanism to Eureka server from clients
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012 Feign Client code changes to invoke other microservices – Part 1_part1
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012 Feign Client code changes to invoke other microservices – Part 1_part2
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013 Feign Client code changes to invoke other microservices – Part 2_part1
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013 Feign Client code changes to invoke other microservices – Part 2_part2_part1
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013 Feign Client code changes to invoke other microservices – Part 2_part2_part2
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013 Feign Client code changes to invoke other microservices – Part 2_part3
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014 Eureka Self-Preservation mode to avoid network trap issues_part1
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014 Eureka Self-Preservation mode to avoid network trap issues_part2
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015 Generating Docker images with Service Discovery changes & push them into Dock
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016 Updating Docker Compose file to adapt Service Discovery changes
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017 Starting all the microservices using docker compose file_part1
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017 Starting all the microservices using docker compose file_part2
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018 Demo of Client Side Service Discovery & Load balancing
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09 – Gateway, Routing & Cross cutting concerns in Microservices
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001 Challenges while dealing external communication in microservices
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002 Why we need a Edge Server or API Gateway inside microservices
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003 Introduction to Spring Cloud Gateway
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004 Deep dive on Spring Cloud Gateway internal architecture
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005 Building Edge Server using Spring Cloud Gateway
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006 Demo of Edge Server with default routing configs
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007 Make changes inside Gateway server to accept service names with lower case
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008 Implementing Custom Routing using Spring Cloud Gateway
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009 Demo of addResponseHeader filter
07:02
010 Implementing Cross cutting concerns Tracing & Logging using Gateway – Part 1_part1
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010 Implementing Cross cutting concerns Tracing & Logging using Gateway – Part 1_part2
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011 Implementing Cross cutting concerns Tracing & Logging using Gateway – Part 2_part1
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011 Implementing Cross cutting concerns Tracing & Logging using Gateway – Part 2_part2
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011 Implementing Cross cutting concerns Tracing & Logging using Gateway – Part 2_part3
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012 Generating and pushing Docker images with Spring Cloud Gateway changes
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013 Updating Docker Compose file to adapt Spring Cloud Gateway changes_part1
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013 Updating Docker Compose file to adapt Spring Cloud Gateway changes_part2
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10 – Making Microservices Resilient
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001 Introduction to the need of Resiliency inside microservices
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002 Typical use case or scenario for the need of Resiliency
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003 Deepdive on Circuit Breaker pattern
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004 Three states of Circuit Breaker pattern
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005 Implementing Circuit Breaker pattern in Gateway – Part 1_part1
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005 Implementing Circuit Breaker pattern in Gateway – Part 1_part2
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005 Implementing Circuit Breaker pattern in Gateway – Part 1_part3
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006 Implementing Circuit Breaker pattern in Gateway – Part 2
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007 Implementing Circuit Breaker pattern with Feign Client – Part 1_part1
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007 Implementing Circuit Breaker pattern with Feign Client – Part 1_part2
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008 Implementing Circuit Breaker pattern with Feign Client – Part 2
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009 Http timeout configurations
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010 Introduction to Retry pattern
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011 Implementing Retry pattern in Gateway_part1
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011 Implementing Retry pattern in Gateway_part2
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012 Implementing Retry pattern in accounts – Part 1
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013 Implementing Retry pattern in accounts – Part 2
08:48
014 Introduction to Rate Limitter pattern
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015 Introduction to Redis RateLimiter in Gateway Server_part1
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015 Introduction to Redis RateLimiter in Gateway Server_part2
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016 Implementing Redis RateLimiter in Gateway Server
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017 Implementing RateLimiter pattern in accounts
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018 Introduction to Bulkhead pattern
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019 Aspect order of Resiliency patterns
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020 Demo of Resiliency patterns using Docker containers & Docker compose
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11 – Observability and monitoring of microservices
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001 Introduction to Observability And Monitoring Of Microservices
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002 Observability vs. Monitoring
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003 Introduction to centralized logging or Log Aggregation in microservices
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004 Introduction to managing logs with Grafana, Loki & Promtail_part1
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004 Introduction to managing logs with Grafana, Loki & Promtail_part2
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006 Sample demo of logging using Grafana, Loki & promtail – Theory
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007 Implementing logging using Grafana, Loki & promtail – Part 1
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008 Implementing logging using Grafana, Loki & promtail – Part 2
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009 Implementing logging using Grafana, Loki & promtail – Part 3_part1
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009 Implementing logging using Grafana, Loki & promtail – Part 3_part2
06:40
010 Managing metrics & monitoring with Actuator, Micrometer, Prometheus & Grafana
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011 Setup of micrometer inside microservices
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012 Setup of prometheus inside microservices
07:51
013 Demo of Prometheus
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014 Demo of Prometheus & Grafana integration
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015 Demo of Grafana inbuilt & custom Dashboards
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016 Create Alerts & Send notifications using Grafana – Approach 1
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017 Create Alerts & Send notifications using Grafana – Approach 2
07:38
018 Introduction to Distributed Tracing in microservices
09:47
019 Introduction to OpenTelemetry
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020 Implement OpenTelemetry changes inside microservices
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021 Implementing Tracing using Grafana, Tempo & OpenTelemetry – Part 1
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022 Implementing Tracing using Grafana, Tempo & OpenTelemetry – Part 2
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023 Implementing Tracing using Grafana, Tempo & OpenTelemetry – Part 3
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024 Navigating to Tempo from Loki logs
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025 Conclusion of Observability and Monitoring
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12 – Microservices Security
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001 Introduction to Microservices Security
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003 Introduction to OAuth2
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004 OAuth2 jargons or terminologies or roles
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005 What is OpenID Connect & why it is important
09:01
006 Introduction to IAM products & why KeyCloak
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007 Deep dive of Client Credentials grant type flow
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008 Securing Gateway server using Client Credentials grant type flow – Theory
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009 Setup Auth server using KeyCloak
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010 Register client details inside KeyCloak for Client credentials grant flow
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011 Getting Access token from Auth Server in Client credentials grant flow_part1
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011 Getting Access token from Auth Server in Client credentials grant flow_part2
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012 Securing Gateway server as a Resource server – Part 1_part1
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012 Securing Gateway server as a Resource server – Part 1_part2
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013 Securing Gateway server as a Resource server – Part 2
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014 Implement Authorization inside Gateway server using Roles – Part 1
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015 Implement Authorization inside Gateway server using Roles – Part 2
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016 Deep dive of Authorization Code grant type flow
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017 Securing Gateway server using Authorization Code grant type flow – Theory
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018 Register client & end user inside KeyCloak for Authorization code grant flow
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019 Demo of Authorization code grant type flow
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020 Demo of Microservices Security using Docker containers & Docker compose – Part 1
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021 Demo of Microservices Security using Docker containers & Docker compose – Part 2_part1
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021 Demo of Microservices Security using Docker containers & Docker compose – Part 2_part2
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13 – Event Driven microservices using RabbitMQ,Spring Cloud Functions & Stream
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001 Introduction to Event-driven microservices
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002 Introduction to Event-driven models
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003 What we are going to build using a pub sub model
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004 Introduction to RabbitMQ
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005 Why to use Spring Cloud Function
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006 Develop message microservice using Spring Cloud Functions – Part 1
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007 Develop message microservice using Spring Cloud Functions – Part 2
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008 Develop message microservice using Spring Cloud Functions – Part 3
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009 Why to use Spring Cloud Stream
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010 Update message & accounts microservices to stream & process the events – Part 1
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011 Demo of Async communication or event streaming using Rabbit MQ – Part 1
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012 Update message & accounts microservices to stream & process the events – Part 2_part1
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012 Update message & accounts microservices to stream & process the events – Part 2_part2
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013 Demo of Async communication or event streaming using Rabbit MQ – Part 2
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014 Demo of Async comm or event streaming using Docker containers & Docker compose
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14 – Event Driven microservices using Kafka, Spring Cloud Functions & Stream
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001 Apache Kafka Vs RabbitMQ
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002 Introduction to Apache Kafka_part1
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002 Introduction to Apache Kafka_part2
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003 Producer and Consumer side stories
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004 Installation of Apache Kafka
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005 Implement & Demo of Async communication or event streaming using Kafka
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006 Demo of Async comm or event streaming using Docker containers & Docker Compose_part1
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006 Demo of Async comm or event streaming using Docker containers & Docker Compose_part2
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15 – Container Orchestration using Kubernetes
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001 Introduction to the challenges related to container orchestration
08:40
002 Introduction to Kubernetes
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003 Deep dive on Kubernetes internal architecture_part1
07:18
003 Deep dive on Kubernetes internal architecture_part2
07:17
004 Setup a local Kubernetes cluster using Docker Desktop
10:03
005 Deploying the Kubernetes Dashboard UI_part1_part1
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005 Deploying the Kubernetes Dashboard UI_part1_part2
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005 Deploying the Kubernetes Dashboard UI_part2
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006 Deep dive on Kubernetes YAML configurations to deploy a microservice
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007 Deploying ConfigServer into Kubernetes Cluster
06:41
008 Create environment variables inside Kubernetes Cluster using ConfigMap
07:20
009 Preparing Kubernetes manifest files for remaining microservices_part1
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009 Preparing Kubernetes manifest files for remaining microservices_part2
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010 Deploying remaining microservices into Kubernetes Cluster_part1
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010 Deploying remaining microservices into Kubernetes Cluster_part2
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011 Automatic Self healing inside Kubernetes cluster
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012 Automatic Rollout & Rollback inside Kubernetes cluster_part1
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012 Automatic Rollout & Rollback inside Kubernetes cluster_part2
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013 Introduction to Kubernetes Service types_part1
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013 Introduction to Kubernetes Service types_part2
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014 Demo of Kubernetes Service types
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015 Problems with manually created Kubernetes manifest files
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16 – Deep dive on Helm
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001 Introduction to Helm & the problems that it solves
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002 Installing Helm
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003 Installing a sample Helm Chart
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004 Understanding Helm Chart structure
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005 Creating our own Helm chart & template files_part1
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005 Creating our own Helm chart & template files_part2
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006 Creating Helm chart for Accounts microservice
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007 Creating Helm charts for other microservices
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008 Creating Helm charts for Dev, QA and Prod environment
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009 Demo of helm template command
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010 Install KeyCloak in Kubernetes Cluster using Helm Chart
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011 Install Kafka in Kubernetes Cluster using Helm Chart
07:22
012 Install Prometheus in Kubernetes Cluster using Helm Chart
06:06
013 Install Grafana Loki & Tempo in Kubernetes Cluster using Helm Chart
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014 Install Grafana in Kubernetes Cluster using Helm Chart
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015 Install eazybank microservices in Kubernetes Cluster using Helm Chart_part1
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015 Install eazybank microservices in Kubernetes Cluster using Helm Chart_part2
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016 Demo of helm upgrade command
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017 Demo of helm history and rollback commands
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018 Demo of helm uninstall command
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019 Quick revision of important helm commands
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17 – Server-side service discovery and load balancing using Kubernetes
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001 Introduction to Server-side service discovery and load balancing
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002 How to setup discovery server in K8s cluster using spring cloud kubernetes
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003 Install spring cloud kubernetes discovery server in K8s cluster
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004 Making Kubernetes Discovery Client changes in microservices – Part 1
09:30
005 Making Kubernetes Discovery Client changes in microservices – Part 2
05:45
006 Updating Helm charts for Kubernetes Discovery Server changes_part1
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006 Updating Helm charts for Kubernetes Discovery Server changes_part2
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007 Demo of Server-side service discovery and load balancing
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18 – Deploying microservices into cloud Kubernetes cluster
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001 Kubernetes support by Cloud providers
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002 Set up Google Cloud account & install Google Cloud SDK
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003 Create a Kubernetes cluster in Google Cloud
03:18
004 Installing all our microservices and supporting components in Google Cloud K8s
09:57
005 Demo of eazybank microservices using Google Cloud Kubernetes Cluster
09:24
006 Validate Grafana components in Google Cloud Kubernetes Cluster
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007 Deleting the Google Cloud Kubernetes Cluster
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19 – Introduction to Kubernetes Ingress, Service Mesh (Istio) & mTLS
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001 Quick introduction to Kubernetes Ingress
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002 Deep dive on Kubernetes Ingress & Ingress Controller
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003 Benefits of Kubernetes Ingress & the kind of traffic it handles
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004 Introduction to Service Mesh & it’s capabilities
11:40
005 Introduction to Service mesh components
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006 Introduction to mTLS & deep dive on how TLS works
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007 How does mTLS works
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20 – Thank You & Congratulations
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001 Congratulations & Thank You
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