วีดีโอ

The talks like this one are always selling you pros and never cons. Just don't overengineer, use a single monolitic ordering service and RDBMS transactions. If you can not charge the money you can not process the order, it is that simple. Only probably 1 out of 100000 projects have problems that microservices are exists to solve, but nowadays everyone tries to cosplay Google scale problem domains.

So, with api composition and cqrs do you create separate big project with read database and query it or how does it work

thank you so much 😁😁😁😁

Thank you for this video. It is packed with lots of useful information regarding microservices architecture from making the commands/transactions that span multiple services, and also for making queries that span multiple services. The talk also describes the motivations for using saga pattern for the transactions and the CQRS pattern for the queries. Really awesome, concise and neatly packaged presentation. Cheers

Seperate database for each service, then you will have to make each database in HA and DR separately, this is huge cost and maintenance

Watch at 1.5x

Pure gold 🥇🥇🥇

Very good speech. THank you. and any best practices to provide user-friendly way to find source/type in CloudEvents platform?

this is goldmine

Very insightful, really good stuff. thanks

Very nicely explained, every thing is crystal clear

I love this deeply insightful video

Learning from design guru is always a pleasure, thank you so much

Brilliant, some real insights in this talk.

What a clean and concise presentation

i use camel-k and kamelet :-)

hi!!, nice presentation where i can find the repo of the demo for try dapr?

is the sample source code available on github?

Very good one & this is the best I have seen for micro-services.Thank you

Hey Aindrea✌️

The main problem I see with micro services is that it is overkill for an awful lot of systems. Sure if you are building a web based service and are expecting a few billion requests a day or more micro services are a must. But if you are building a hotel reservation system for instance you are maybe going to see a few thousand requests an hour if that. Looking at all the hoops one needs to jump through to make micros services a viable solution I am pretty certain that it will be way to heavy a lift for that hotel reservation system. Unfortunately the cool new thing in software architecture being the best solution for everything seems to still plague many software architects thinking. Yes, micro services are a cool but complex solution it certainly has a place but that place is not in a simple solution that just needs to handle a few hundred interactions a minute. Software architecture is just like any profession all about picking the right tool for the job, a monolith or a distributed monolith might be perfectly fine for the thing you have been tasked to architect. Sure it is not as sexy as the new kid on the block but it will provide enough resiliency and a far lower TOC than the new thing ever could. Ok rant over 🙂 I love the presentation though it covers a lot of the micro service pitfalls many organizations are encountering when they dive into the wonderful world of micro services.

Great video, many likes. But CQRS, hmm one of the best architectural design patterns, but replicating databases for segregating commands and queries can get complicated and needs governance to ensure everyone follows the pattern, same applies for many other patterns of course.

This was the best. You tackled most of the real-world problems in micro-services architecture. Many Thanks.

Great explanation, Sumeet.

So James, what protocols are being worked on for this and where can I track their progress?

I learned so much. Thanks!

17:32 any link to the final slide to get the ressource ?!

Good stuff, Stephen

Awesome presentation, loved that. Thanks for all your efforts.

Hello Sumeet, can you please help my understanding by answering the following simple question: Can the individual Brokers of single Kafka Cluster be configured/set/forced to run in specific Regions (e.g. USA, Canada, ...), all over the World?

Thank you so much for sharing all this excellent info about distributed data problems in microservice architecture!!!! It is so appreciated!!!

Muy Bueno David Roncal, representando a peru y dejando el nombre bien alto.

ITS CALLED THE INSIDE STORY I LIKED IT

Amazing content. I can't thank you enough!

it's awesome

Excellent.keep it up.

Thank you!

𝖕𝖗𝖔𝖒𝖔𝖘𝖒 😚

Awesome general lecture on data composition and sharing in microservices from and industry leader.

I loved it. This presentations puts all components of a mature microservice together. I was looking for something like that for a long time. Congrats.

gg, Chris!

Pretty insightful and detailed. Thanks. P.S: I also picked up on the websocat tool

Awesome vid! You deserve more subs. You should use promosm, it will help your videos rank better.

Very good

Very clear as usual Chris :)

Very good

Great talk Kin