Building Large Scale Microservice Applications

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[alaazamel]

Man, Absolutely brillaint. really looking for more videos like this.
also. if you can create a project starting from this high level system design until deployment it would be massive

[Kxneki]

At this point you should have a separate playlist on system design, great content man!

[zaouiamine]

I went in blind into microservices and i learned alot
I used docker and kubernetes and nginx for routing and loadbalancing

[andrewcathcart]

Probably would have been worth going over data exchange between services a bit more - yes it is guaranteed delivery but, most likely, it's at least once delivery, so the services need to be able to handle duplicate events. Also probably worth discussing the web server and e.g. loadbalancing

[chinmayanand]

Why don't we have full-fledge microservices course for building a real life microserivces using NestJS / Nodejs, Kafka, SQL databases and all other required tech stuff.
I am sure this will rock. You can consider this as a request from my side.

[hosseinnajafi]

It was good, thank you so much, please make more contents about this kind of things (System Design, Infrastructure, etc)

[abhijeetkumar]

Great video, please create more videos like this.

[PattyBeautCode]

This is what I am looking for thanks alot !

[rodolphobravo]

What's your opinion on microservices vs. the modular monolithic architecture?

[jonathankewe]

Hey Tom, thanks, really appreciate. Cheers!

[grrlgd]

more, more, more ! this is really cool. can you recommend any good resources for exactly this ?

[shivamvijaywargi]

This was awesome, if it is not too much to ask would it be possible to create a small application where you show us how we can configure all these together?
Thank you

[mrrajib]

would love to see actual implementation

[Jezzabeanz]

Thanks Tom!

Could I ask what software you're using to map all of this out? Looks handy for planning.

[danielayota]

what is the softwere use to design this large microservice

[vukasinigic]

Are you not essentially enhancing coupling and fault tolerance with BFF interface servers?

[bilkisuismail]

Tim is a veteran in passing knowledge. Thank you for your service. It would be great if you do a playlist or course on how these tools work together.

[tlourammala]

Massive thanks for sharing your knowledge and delivering it in your beautifully unique way!
Quick question: What drawing tool are you using in this video? Anyone who knows is welcome to answer incase I missed it somewhere.

[kennethcarvalho]

Hey Tom was looking for much more... Very short video

[thudsondev]

Nice video Tom! I did have some questions: You mention having a single load balancer for all services but I have usually seen it done with multiple load balancers allowing for ssl termination at each and thus zero trust. Is there a reason to go with a single LB other then reduced complexity? Also, why not use a daemon to export metrics and logs such as a data dog agent? I feel like having to setup metrics endpoints itsa lot of work, what are the benefits over the daemon?