Thank you Naveen for covering the understanding of microservices with depth. the key is easy explanations and examples you picked. thank you so much man!!!
This is really awesome. Very insightful and interactive presentations. U r continuous learning always motivating lakhs of ppl. There were many elements in life and work that I recognised from your efforts . Thank you always. Loads of thanks and love for sharing today's most wanted information. Thank you so much. So hardworking and dedicated. U r simply super.
Thanks for sharing those videos, it will be very useful for ourselves, thanks a lot for your support and dedication of the work. It's truly amazing. Thanks
Hi Naveen, Great explanation on both the architecture, I wanted to point out one aspect which is the cost of maintaining. With Monolithic, usually the instance we use is m4.16xlarge since all the features are hosted on one instance whereas in microservices we generally use m4.xlarge and similarly for DB's as well. Could you please provide more input on the cost structure your POV on which one is better?
Hi Naveen, Very well explained, definitely MICRO SERVICES concept makes sense to understand for QA (what developer does it for his end), but at the same time, do you this concept needs to be implemented in QA side (somewhere in Framework or any automation tools side)? or would like to ask that how this impacts in automation/framework side? (understanding purpose I agree). please let us know
Thank you for considering above point. By the way Y'day TTC session was good and please let me know suppose I can help you out here and there. And apart from TESTING vertical, does any vertical (JAVA DEV team, .NET DEV Team or Business intelligence DEV, etc...) that follows TTC session or meet in IT industries?
Hi Naveen,as always you cleared my basics, thanks a lot. One doubt, If there any specific scope/special responsibility for a QA in such microservice architecture?
Yes, When Microservice Architecture building, QA have to test first individual microservices at API Level kindof Unit Testing Or Module Testing with taking reference of API documentation. 2nd phase is Integration testing which is a key part of Testing. In this you have to check how this Microservices are interacting with each other on functional testing Example: Order and Payment service... Once I placed an order and do the payment, respective changes should be reflected in Payment transaction and as well in Order Service wrt to status of transaction.
@@DhrumilSoni812 Thanks for taking the effort to respond. Ideally testing methodologies will remain the same but the strategy might differ due to the architectural difference.
Thanks a lot Naveen.!! One quick question - So when they ask for "System Design" concepts in interviews, Is this what are they referring to ? Is this architecture explanation relevant to "System Design" ?
one question here a service means that it is a backend service like we have in spring boot microservice or lambda function right ? or we can have these kind of service for the frontend too
Yes all for back end logic implementation.... Front end Interact with Gateway APIs and Gateway service redirect internal communicate through service client packages to Internal Microservices..
I wanted to know what are the extra skills required to work on micro services. If I know java, rest assured is it sufficient? Please reply if anyone is working on this, it will be helpful. Thanks 🙏🏽
Yes, it very well can be. Coding language & Choice of Testing Tools depends on the preference of organization totally. However, java is pretty widely used.
Thanks Naveen 🤗❤️❤️
Thank you Naveen for covering the understanding of microservices with depth. the key is easy explanations and examples you picked. thank you so much man!!!
Very informative video
I was looking for MicroServices intro and it's here...Well Explained Naveen. Thanks alot!!!
Through explanation and easy to follow 😊thanks brother
Without even watching i hit Like as we trust Naveen so much :)
This is really awesome. Very insightful and interactive presentations. U r continuous learning always motivating lakhs of ppl. There were many elements in life and work that I recognised from your efforts . Thank you always. Loads of thanks and love for sharing today's most wanted information. Thank you so much. So hardworking and dedicated. U r simply super.
This is an excellent demonstration clarifying numerous questions!!!👏
Great explanation 💯
This is awsome video to know about insightful microserivce
Thanks Naveen for giving clear and conceptual idea between this two Architectures.. !!
Your explanation is very good @Naveen .Your videos might have played a great role in success of many viewers career. Thank you
Thanks, Naveen. I was searching for this. I recently started testing on microservices
Well explained. Thanks mate...
Thanks for the cool explanation more power to you 💪🏼
Great work...
really helpful video
well explained Naveen
Thanks a lot!!
Great 👍 explaining
Well Explained. Thanks a lot!
Great video buddy. Thanks for that. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for creating such wonderful video !
Thanks Naveen fir taking this topic, its really need 😊👍
Thanks for sharing those videos, it will be very useful for ourselves, thanks a lot for your support and dedication of the work. It's truly amazing. Thanks
Thanks for this awesome explanation
Thanks Naveen. You are a genius
Good one.
Great tuto , and good explain Thanks Sir
Thanks for this video which provide lot of tonnes of knowledge for us . Can you please make a video on API TESTING in this white board series
This is just an awesome explanation thanks so much.
Nicely explained and this shows how we need to keep updated on multiple topics like these.. Thanks Naveen for creating videos on such topics.
Very good way of explanations. Really good to watch and easy to understand 👌
Thank you very much for this video, Naveen. Please make a quick video on what should go in a typical post-deployment checklist. Thank you.
Nice Explanation 👌👍
Kee posting such insightful videos...
This is awesome. Can you please start a detailed series on testing and automating micro-services with hands-on as well as concept.
Hi Naveen, Great explanation on both the architecture, I wanted to point out one aspect which is the cost of maintaining. With Monolithic, usually the instance we use is m4.16xlarge since all the features are hosted on one instance whereas in microservices we generally use m4.xlarge and similarly for DB's as well. Could you please provide more input on the cost structure your POV on which one is better?
hi Naveen Thank you for the explanation. I have question, if different databases are there for different microservices how they are connected ?
Very good explanation. Can you do some videos on orchestration. What it is and how it is implemented.
Hi naveen,
please make video on jenkins
Awesome explanation 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 sir if possible one white board explanation on cucumber frame work tooo plzzz
Water has no color u r teaching has no more questions.Those who are dislike they trying to run the car with out petrol
Hi navin please make video of testing microsevices
To good explained
Hi Naveen, Very well explained, definitely MICRO SERVICES concept makes sense to understand for QA (what developer does it for his end), but at the same time, do you this concept needs to be implemented in QA side (somewhere in Framework or any automation tools side)? or would like to ask that how this impacts in automation/framework side? (understanding purpose I agree). please let us know
Thank you for considering above point. By the way Y'day TTC session was good and please let me know suppose I can help you out here and there. And apart from TESTING vertical, does any vertical (JAVA DEV team, .NET DEV Team or Business intelligence DEV, etc...) that follows TTC session or meet in IT industries?
Hi Naveen,as always you cleared my basics, thanks a lot. One doubt, If there any specific scope/special responsibility for a QA in such microservice architecture?
Yes, When Microservice Architecture building, QA have to test first individual microservices at API Level kindof Unit Testing Or Module Testing with taking reference of API documentation.
2nd phase is Integration testing which is a key part of Testing.
In this you have to check how this Microservices are interacting with each other on functional testing
Example: Order and Payment service... Once I placed an order and do the payment, respective changes should be reflected in Payment transaction and as well in Order Service wrt to status of transaction.
@@DhrumilSoni812 Thanks for taking the effort to respond. Ideally testing methodologies will remain the same but the strategy might differ due to the architectural difference.
Thanks a lot Naveen.!!
One quick question - So when they ask for "System Design" concepts in interviews, Is this what are they referring to ? Is this architecture explanation relevant to "System Design" ?
Thanks man!
Api testing please
one question here a service means that it is a backend service like we have in spring boot microservice or lambda function right ? or we can have these kind of service for the frontend too
Yes all for back end logic implementation....
Front end Interact with Gateway APIs and Gateway service redirect internal communicate through service client packages to Internal Microservices..
@@DhrumilSoni812 Thank you for the clarification :)
@@sandeepnegi4939 we can have these kind of services for frontend too... we called it micro-frontends
Hello Naveen, Is it possible to get job in Microservices without coding. Is coding mandatory to get Microservices job.
I wanted to know what are the extra skills required to work on micro services. If I know java, rest assured is it sufficient? Please reply if anyone is working on this, it will be helpful. Thanks 🙏🏽
Yes, it very well can be. Coding language & Choice of Testing Tools depends on the preference of organization totally. However, java is pretty widely used.