Moving from MONOLITHS to MICROSERVICES 🎂 → 🍰🍰🍰

This is a detailed approach to moving from monoliths to microservices. We discuss what a monolith and microservice architecture look like, the advantages and disadvantages of each, and how we can move from a monolith architecture to a microservice architecture.

00:00 Intro
00:10 Definitions
00:51 Advantages of Microservices
03:48 Steps to migration
06:24 Requisite infrastructure changes
13:11 Things to keep in mind
18:18 Conclusion
18:53 Your favorite ad 😛

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[saket]

"You don't shift to microservices when your users scale. You shift to microservices when your team scales." Golden words.

[nativeKar]

Just completed migrating from Monolith to Micro Service, now even my dreams are fragmented!

[Jam.S.]

Such a pragmatic approach you show us. Other YouTubers are just going by the theoretical way of doing things.
Thanks a lot Gaurav.

[smithmarta]

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.

[mayurlanjwar]

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.

[WittyGeek]

Damn Gaurav! This is almost exactly how my company works internally for microservices and almost the same way we think about whether we should make a new service or not. Well done. Peach of a video!!!!

[menofculturehead]

I am new to system design. Learned a lot. Will make it sure to watch all your videos. Great content. 👌👍🏽

[sidharathroy]

Great work!
I recently joined a new role where they keeping on talking about these micro services. This week only I was planning to study about microsevices and your video published at the same time.
Thanks :)

[unnatagarwal]

Most important part was when not to have a separate service. Great content.

[sankalparora]

12:17 Those animations of the architecture were quite nice!! Thanks for the vid!

[asheeshkumar]

Thank you for microservice intro. I am having hard time to get things done in microservice than monolithic arch. Thanks a lot.

[vaibhavmehta]

Came to know about Lucene. Thanks for such amazing content.

[jatinbansal]

3 years of engineering experience and had worked on couple of services but still it add some value every time I watch your content.

[padma]

I am awed, just a great presentation, content and delivery

[rijabratachakraborty]

Monolithic for life! They are big, they are stable but pain strikes when there is an update or bug fix or simple infrastructure patching! :-)

[gmt]

One of the best YouTube Chanel on tech

[MultiPIYUSH]

always I watch your videos when am free I always find interesting and refreshing my brain. keep uploading and keep going on.Thanks, Gaurav :)

[bossofyoutube]

That's a good demo... I'm just into microservices, having a separate db for each microservice makes sense when we speak about source of truth but the updating a single user info (profile, payment, sessions etc) into each db is bitbtiresome and sometimes may violate ACID when we consider all db transactions... any suggestions on fault tolerance please like maintaining consistency even on a failure

[sonaligoel]

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

[benneteapen]

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