Software Architecture Fundamentals - Episode 2 - Architectural styles - Solving monolith's concerns

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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[AndhraKitchenFoods]

Yet gain great content. Thank you.
--If the monolithic App big or small and is stateless, I do not see any issue in deployment or scalability.

--In monolithic architecture, if the application is very big and complex, deployment and scalability is difficult. App cost is high.

--If you develop greenfield complex project, microservices architecture is the way.

--if you develop a small app which will not change much in future and users will not change, monolithic is the way, choose probably spring boot based development.

--In monolithic architecture, we can't independently scale each part of the monolithic application. For eg: in online shopping app, we can't scale cart service alone independently from other services like order management or payment service or customer service.

--When the Application has millions of users and is stateful, what is the best approach to store the session information? Is it NoSQL DB like AWS dynamo DB?

[amitkushwaha]

Hi Laurentiu,

I have a question, here you have mentioned that a monolithic application is more difficult to deploy but in the very first video, you mentioned that it is simple in deployment. I am getting confused about it because I am not getting sure where should I put this in benefits or in concerns. Can you please help me out with this?

[charafioussama]

Can you please cover multitenancy as well

[mikhailpalagashvili]

Hello Laurentiu, as always thank you for another great video. I am learning Spring heavily for the past couple of moments but I came across a newer framework called Quarkus. Is Quarkus going to replace Spring in the near future? It is really fast I am hearing. I am graduating and applying for jobs as we speak and I was hoping Spring Projects and learning Spring would be appealing to put on my resume. Are there still a lot of jobs using Spring? I would hope so, I thought Spring was the leading Java framework by far and is only getting downloaded more and more as time progresses. Am I wrong?

[enhancejavahub]

Sir this is a series of microservices?

[lenigaussgauss]

Hello sir, excuse me, what is "jeekson module" ? (* I know i probably made a mistake in the writing of the word)

[harisatyanarayana]

Why don't you add subtitles for you videos

[Boria]

good content. unfortunately sound quality is low.

[radyahmed]

can you provide subtitle for your videos please ?