being in the industry for a while, have seen very few individuals who are interested in sharing knowledge with patience, you are 1 of them, and I have a lot of respect for you.
Whenever I search for a topic and Defog has a video for it, I'm assured that I wouldn't have to refer to any other resource! Thank you so much for this amazing video!
Very clean explanation!! One thing which is not explicitly mentioned but conveyed is "circuit breakers" are singleton and operates across all threads and keeps track of all requests
Once I saw your one video and went to your channel and completed watching other java videos. Your content is really helpfull to everyone who struggling to understand. Thanks a ton.
All your videos you have made holds such a high quality! I very seldom like videos on youtube or even more seldom comment them. I just want to say that you are doing something very great for the online worldwide community and if you ever set up a patreon or somewhere i can donate you cash i will. I really hope you continue to keep publishing free high quality content and that you feel proud of the service you provide people - poor and rich. You enable people to better themselves and thus you make the world a better place. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I definitely plan to continue adding more videos. Its very generous of you to offer donation. I don't have a patreon account, but you can use Applaud option in TH-cam. I plan to start TH-cam memberships soon for $5 a month, and have exclusive videos for members (in addition to free videos). Hope that will help!
Look at all top twitchers on twitch they deliver content for free but stil get lots of cash in donations. I think that if you keep all your videos open this will motivate people to support you even more (atleast in my case). Look at www.patreon.com/3blue1brown - a youtube channel providing free content (7,979 PATRONS) Just my thoughts! Have a nice day and thanks again for the great content
to be honest you are the first youtuber i came across who is actually sharing the knowledge which an individual would require on job as a microservices developer (Backend Developer), kudos to you mate and Thank you.
Please do a Design Pattern series! I feel with your experience and innate ability to explain in succinct terms, you can convey implementation of design patterns that would stick! (and also, how to figure out which one to use). The bookish or general pizza/car/ducks example do not shed light on how its practically used in everyday software development.
I couldn't resist myself to comment on this video. I have watched multiple videos for circuit-breaking but none explained the concept as you did. Thanks a lot and please keep creating awesome content. Kudos !!
Extremely neat and clean and patient explanation without unnecessary bloating the topic. Kudos. In fact most if your videos are awesome. Your voice is also cooled down, and volume of video is soothing too. :)
The way you explain it is on another level. I knew about circuit breaker patterns but your explanation enhanced my knowledge. Can you please cover SOLID design patterns as well?
Thank you very much for your valuable information sir. I was really mesmerized with your explanation. Please do add more videos related to Microservices.
Dude i usually do not comment as i am never satisfied with the tutorials. but broooooo ur really awesome... thanks alot for all the videos so far.. please keep uploading.
thnk u very much for this video. You explained a lot of details and that in a matter, that one can understand very easy. You are genious man. Please please please keep doing such videos. One thousand likes and thanks again.
You are the first tech TH-camr whose channel I have subscribed in one go! I loved your clear explanation, tomorrow is my interview it helped me alot. Thank you so much 👍 keep it up🙏
@Defog I would like to thank you from bottom of my heart for creating great explanatory video on this pattern. I have seen many videos on this topic and i have to do practical implications to gain confidence but kudos to your creativity and explanation because just by watching your videos i am getting 100% confidence. 👍👍👍
@Defog, we use the hystrix at work for some of our boot apps and after this video, I understand the circuit breaker pattern a little bit better. Thank you.
Theoretically it will be good to have "default-response" for bulk head and circuit breaker patterns for managing the fault tolerance micro services, but where to apply is the question. How do you process a transaction without real-time authorization. Sending a default response does not solve the actual issue as most of the e-commerce sites does not allow "offline credit card processing". Yes it is good to have fault tolerant services, but where and how they can be used is the real question. Very good tutorial. Keep it up.
especially for complex applications there are huge number of microservies.. one important functionality of this is to allow upstream services to recover and not bombard them with requests... and secondly lets say i have a discount service, if its unavailable i can still process the order, without discounts
One of the clean explanation of circuit breaking pattern I came across . Had gone through lot og blogs and videos to understand. Thanks for putting it together and explain it thoroughly. Any future plans to create videos on microservices ?
Interesting topic. This sounds like a great candidate for machine learning to take control of the interceptor and dynamically adapt according to the service status. With more variations this could be helpful, suppose that the payment service is slow but can still process some traffic just not much, a static solution will either allow or stop, a smarter solution would be able to adapt to the threshold which could vary. I've actually seen problems like this for the company I work for, where we manually have to stop connections after some threshold to keep services up.
nice video explaining the pattern, though I won't couple the pattern into the microservice. Instead, I will let the orchestration to do that. That allows you to decouple your circuit breaker and leverage all the metrics and logging to the service discovery.
being in the industry for a while, have seen very few individuals who are interested in sharing knowledge with patience, you are 1 of them, and I have a lot of respect for you.
Thank you very much for your kind words sir!
100 % agree even it is late reply
Very true, explained calmly and clearly. Thanks for making this video.
True words
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@@DefogTech Please tell on how to add junit test case for fallback method
Great series on microservices, thank you!
Whenever I search for a topic and Defog has a video for it, I'm assured that I wouldn't have to refer to any other resource! Thank you so much for this amazing video!
The animations, the explanation, the concepts, everything was just PERFECT! Amazing!
Very clean explanation!! One thing which is not explicitly mentioned but conveyed is "circuit breakers" are singleton and operates across all threads and keeps track of all requests
Once I saw your one video and went to your channel and completed watching other java videos. Your content is really helpfull to everyone who struggling to understand. Thanks a ton.
Simply clean and to the point explanation. I believe a 10 year old kid would easily understand the concept. Great work!
Thank you for Lucid explanation.. Pretty impressive. Keep Going !!!
All your videos you have made holds such a high quality! I very seldom like videos on youtube or even more seldom comment them. I just want to say that you are doing something very great for the online worldwide community and if you ever set up a patreon or somewhere i can donate you cash i will.
I really hope you continue to keep publishing free high quality content and that you feel proud of the service you provide people - poor and rich. You enable people to better themselves and thus you make the world a better place. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I definitely plan to continue adding more videos.
Its very generous of you to offer donation. I don't have a patreon account, but you can use Applaud option in TH-cam.
I plan to start TH-cam memberships soon for $5 a month, and have exclusive videos for members (in addition to free videos). Hope that will help!
Look at all top twitchers on twitch they deliver content for free but stil get lots of cash in donations.
I think that if you keep all your videos open this will motivate people to support you even more (atleast in my case). Look at www.patreon.com/3blue1brown - a youtube channel providing free content (7,979
PATRONS)
Just my thoughts! Have a nice day and thanks again for the great content
Very few channels on youtube which give very precise and accurate info about java, you are one of them,...Thanks for sharing knowledge.
Awesome - God gifted to teach complex things in very easy to understand manner. Hats off
to be honest you are the first youtuber i came across who is actually sharing the knowledge which an individual would require on job as a microservices developer (Backend Developer), kudos to you mate and Thank you.
Please do a Design Pattern series!
I feel with your experience and innate ability to explain in succinct terms, you can convey implementation of design patterns that would stick! (and also, how to figure out which one to use). The bookish or general pizza/car/ducks example do not shed light on how its practically used in everyday software development.
I couldn't resist myself to comment on this video. I have watched multiple videos for circuit-breaking but none explained the concept as you did. Thanks a lot and please keep creating awesome content. Kudos !!
Extremely neat and clean and patient explanation without unnecessary bloating the topic. Kudos. In fact most if your videos are awesome. Your voice is also cooled down, and volume of video is soothing too. :)
@Defog, excellent explanation. Can you pls pick the top 15 design patterns (most frequently used) and explain those one by one in each video
@Defog - this will definitely be useful.
Yes design patterns will be very helpful
Being honest very clear and detailed explanation of this pattern, congrats!
With all due respect , your videos are exceptionally well explained and easy to visualize
It is always a great experience viewing your content, plain and simple.
I rarely comment on youtube, but ur video made me appreciate your hard work
Thank you for the kind words!!
one of the best circuit breaker pattern explanation I've ever seen
best youtube channel for mircroservices
The best explanation of circuit breaker. Your videos are very informational. Thank a lot!
Never seen an explanation with such a deep insight!! Great Work.
The way you explain it is on another level. I knew about circuit breaker patterns but your explanation enhanced my knowledge. Can you please cover SOLID design patterns as well?
Thank you very much for your valuable information sir. I was really mesmerized with your explanation. Please do add more videos related to Microservices.
the best ever explanation i have seen...
Best video, one can understand very easily. Explained very well. Thanks for the video.
Dude i usually do not comment as i am never satisfied with the tutorials. but broooooo ur really awesome... thanks alot for all the videos so far.. please keep uploading.
thnk u very much for this video. You explained a lot of details and that in a matter, that one can understand very easy. You are genious man. Please please please keep doing such videos. One thousand likes and thanks again.
You are the first tech TH-camr whose channel I have subscribed in one go! I loved your clear explanation, tomorrow is my interview it helped me alot. Thank you so much 👍 keep it up🙏
Thank you so much for the kind words Manali! Good luck for the interview, hope it goes well..
Explained in a very crisp way, thanks!!
One of the best videos. Awesome presentation and ultimate explanation. You are a lifesaver.
Explained nicely & adequately , great job!
What a brilliant explanation. Clear and to the point. Easily understandable
what a solid explanation of the concept, this video provided crystal clear clarity of the Circuit breaker concept.
Very well explained ! Also, just the right length for the video !
You are one of the finest trainers....God! Bless.
Hats off to you. What a solid explaination!. impressive
You are amazing, man! You've explained it so easily. thanks a lot
Thank you so much for creating this intermediate level video..
Your efforts makes our life more easy to understand concepts.
Your explanation is distinguished from others.. Keep post
Simply Excellent. I learn a lot from your videos. Keep it up.
This is a wonderful explanation, Thank you for the detail!
You have lot patience. I like the way you explain the concepts
@Defog I would like to thank you from bottom of my heart for creating great explanatory video on this pattern.
I have seen many videos on this topic and i have to do practical implications to gain confidence but kudos to your creativity and explanation because just by watching your videos i am getting 100% confidence. 👍👍👍
You are superb...so subtly you are providing all the vital info .
Thank you for sharing the info in a beautiful and understandable way.
Great explanation! Very easy to follow
@Defog, we use the hystrix at work for some of our boot apps and after this video, I understand the circuit breaker pattern a little bit better. Thank you.
Good work. Very well put. Thanks a lot for the neat and clean explanation.
Great video that makes it very easy to undertand!
Great content. Was looking for one such session. Really appreciate it. Thanks
Man your videos go through my dumb mind. Fabulous teacher
Please keep adding such videos , much appreciated
Thanks!
What an explanation! Simple yet so impactful, this is a great video to get good knowledge on the circuit breaker pattern
Theoretically it will be good to have "default-response" for bulk head and circuit breaker patterns for managing the fault tolerance micro services, but where to apply is the question. How do you process a transaction without real-time authorization. Sending a default response does not solve the actual issue as most of the e-commerce sites does not allow "offline credit card processing". Yes it is good to have fault tolerant services, but where and how they can be used is the real question.
Very good tutorial. Keep it up.
especially for complex applications there are huge number of microservies.. one important functionality of this is to allow upstream services to recover and not bombard them with requests... and secondly lets say i have a discount service, if its unavailable i can still process the order, without discounts
default response meaning used mainly are static data, cached data, GET calls
Thanks for this tutorial. Please create more such useful videos.
An excellent video, simplified and great explanations provided.
One of the clean explanation of circuit breaking pattern I came across . Had gone through lot og blogs and videos to understand. Thanks for putting it together and explain it thoroughly.
Any future plans to create videos on microservices ?
Great video. Very well explained. Thanks
To the point - clear - good job
you are an amazing lecturer what a clarity and articulation - thanks for the efforts
Many thanks for kind words!
awesome I'm applying this in our OMS project.
Clean and clear, straight to the point. Great job. Thanks.
Hi, pls. Upload the videos for all microservices patterns. These videos are amazing. Thanks !
Great series! thank you for posting these videos.
Fantastic video!!! Nicely explained
Superb explanation amazing....very clear
Its rare and informative. Keep up the good work
Awesome buddy, It's really very nice. Please could you create and work on other Microservice Design Patterns.
Your videos are very use full thats helps us lot. But one request can we get your ppt or blog where we can have notes
Fantastic explanation! Thank you!
crystal clear explanation. Thanks a lot.
Great work, really deserve likes...Keep it up
Great work and clear explanation on main concept
Very good explanation.. really like it.
wonderful content, clear language !!
Thanks for the crisp explanation.
Thank you for explaining in simple words, can you help on how to design Circuit breaker?
Interesting topic. This sounds like a great candidate for machine learning to take control of the interceptor and dynamically adapt according to the service status. With more variations this could be helpful, suppose that the payment service is slow but can still process some traffic just not much, a static solution will either allow or stop, a smarter solution would be able to adapt to the threshold which could vary. I've actually seen problems like this for the company I work for, where we manually have to stop connections after some threshold to keep services up.
Thank you sharing knowledge with great clarity
Hi Brother your videos are awesome and very addictive, please create other micro services videos for distributed tracing etc
Thank you bro! definitely, I am in middle of interview prep, but definitely plan to create more around microservices
Really nice explanation!
Relay great job. i loved your video's waiting for more videos from you
Pretty clear explanation
Very useful one.. highly recommended
Great work my friend .Great Content . Thank you
Nicely Explained !!
well explained, keep up the good work
Injustice if I leave without saying thanks... Thank you brother
Nice explainantion. Could you please help me understand in this particular example what could be the default response?
Thanks thanks thanks... Was looking for this.
Excellent explanation. Thanks.
Easy and understandable Video..
Thanks for sharing the knowledge .
Excellent explanation.
really so good explanation can u create project using END to END explanation
Very clear explanation
Beautifully explained :)
nice video explaining the pattern, though I won't couple the pattern into the microservice. Instead, I will let the orchestration to do that. That allows you to decouple your circuit breaker and leverage all the metrics and logging to the service discovery.