Developing Cloud-Native Apps w/ Microservices Architectures

This video series will take a deep dive into the microservices architecture. Get an introduction to what will be covered in this course.

Take a deeper look at the definition of microservices as an architectural style and what this means for adoption.

This video will walk through the key properties and capabilities of microservices. It will demonstrate Spring Boot, WildFly Swarm, and Vert.X and how they build up a new API.

We have taken a look at how to build a new endpoint, build a new microservice, and deploy it using Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift. Now we are going to look at how to weave two of them together. This demonstration will focus on discovery and invocation with Kubernetes specifically.

Explore some invocation patterns and demonstrate a more complicated architecture. 

This video will dive into the resilience of microservices and how circuit breakers are critical to preventing architectural failures.

Now we are going to talk about the power of the pipeline, different stages or components of the environment, and how microservices have to roll through a pipeline to make it into production.

Let's dive into authentication and authorization and how to be secure in your microservices. We will take a look at the Red Hat offered solution called Keycloak (Red Hat SSO) and how it can be applied to any endpoint.

This video gives a walk through of logging, monitoring, and tracing to give you an aspect of what it means to understand your working environment, your production environment, and how to become production ready.

There a lot of steps in your journey to microservices. In this video, we will drill down into the concept of advanced deployment techniques and the idea of a blue-green deployment.

Now that we have looked at the blue-green deployment model, we are going to take a look at another more sophisticated model, the canary model.

This video will close out the series by talking about the process of moving from monolith to microservices and deciding whether or not microservices is right for your organization.