Practical Microservices for Startups in 15mins

#microservices #micro-services #spring #springcloud
In this video, I'm going to discuss a few points to note while considering implementing a microservices architecture in a startup environment. I will cap the discussion at the end with a practical example of Microservices Architecture that I implemented a few weeks ago.

Microservices concerns
1. Security: Will see while OAuth2 is preferred in a microservices environment for Authentication and Authorization.
2. Routing and load balancing are also discussed as they play important roles to make this architecture successful.
3. A good service registry has to be implemented where our microservices will automatically register themselves on startup.
4. Centralized logs and logging system which talks about how to handle log files for multiple services and multiple instances of each microservice.
5. Centralized session and caching system.

The sample architecture featured was built with Spring cloud e.g. Spring Eureka service, Spring Configuration server, and other Spring and Spring Boot technologies.

My name is TM, and I have been a software developer for almost a decade focusing on Java (Spring & Java EE) and PHP Laravel.