Software Architecture Fundamentals - Episode 5 - Architectural styles - Solving communication issues

Are you a software developer who wants to understand better software architectures? In this stream, we discuss all the needed software architecture basics you need to know.

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[acronis]

In some books I've found fault tolerance described as the ability of an application to function even if some instances fail and resilience was described as the ability to recover from failure, maybe by having a self healing mechanism. But In my mind I still think about them as being the same.

[AndhraKitchenFoods]

This is somehow the best software architecture fundamentals I've ever seen. Keep doing bro!

[MrGrigore]

Mulțumesc Laurentiu că expui aceste videouri gratuit <3
PS: Spring Security in Action a very good book!

[BinSlayer]

Hi Laurențiu
For retry mechanism, it sometimes happens that when microservice A calls B, that B does a lot of work and takes a lot of time that A can't wait for it and it gives you a time out. I am assuming using a Retry here would be wrong, mainly because the same thing could happen over and over again. Or even it could be the case where B does some mutating operatation on its side. Would there be another option here besides increasing A's timeout?

[sadeghhosseini]

Awesome tutorial. Thanks. I wish you'd explained fallback and circuit breaker patterns in greater detail so that anyone could implement those patterns themselves in their language of preference, instead of just using the out of the box features related to those features in spring, I think it would have been more constructive.

[AndhraKitchenFoods]

Can you please make a video on sagas microservices design pattern with code example. Thank you.

[nicktunac]

Great Episode!

What resources do you recommend for learning Spring Cloud?

[sreejeshraj]

Thank you for the excellent series Laurentiu. One question - How does WhatsApp work? Since polling is not a good approach does it use web sockets? Probably it has millions of active web sockets.. or even could be billions.. sorry if the question is unrelated to the topic.