3. Microservices Design Patterns | Part1: Introduction and Decomposition Pattern | HLD System Design

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  • Опубликовано: 12 июл 2022
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    Hi,
    This is the PART-1 video of Microservices Architecture and its Design patterns.
    Its a very important Hight level design topic
    #microservicestutorial
    #systemdesign
    In this video we have discussed :
    - Monolithic architecture
    - Microservice architecture
    - Microservice phases
    - Decomposition Pattern in detailed
    - Advantage and Disadvantage of Monolithic and Microservices
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  • @arimardanyadav4500
    @arimardanyadav4500 Месяц назад +2

    ### Introduction - Part 1
    - This is part 3 of the video series on high-level design
    - Previous 2 videos already covered
    - This part covers:
    - Monolithic vs microservices
    - Covering important microservices patterns
    - Says this topic can lead to around 15 questions in interviews
    ### Disadvantages of Monolithic Architecture
    - Tight Coupling
    - Changing one line can impact other components
    - Need to test/deploy entire application for one change
    - Difficult to scale
    - If one component needs scaling, entire application needs to be scaled
    - Expensive deployments and rollbacks
    - Entire application needs redeployment for a small change
    - Large codebase
    - Everything in a single application
    - Codebase grows large over time
    - Difficult to make changes, understand impact
    ### Why Microservices?
    - To overcome monolithic disadvantages
    - Split large application into small services
    ### Advantages of Microservices
    - Better separation of concerns
    - Loose coupling between services
    - Independent deployment of services
    - Easy to scale out specific services
    - Faster release cycles
    ### Disadvantages of Microservices
    - Proper service boundaries/decomposition is challenging
    - Inter-service communication is complex
    - Monitoring calls across services
    - Handling failures
    - Distributed transaction management is difficult
    - Across multiple databases
    ### Microservices Design Phases
    - Decomposition patterns
    - Database patterns
    - Communication patterns
    - Integration patterns
    - Deployment patterns
    - Cross-cutting concerns like monitoring, logging
    ### Decomposition Patterns
    - By business capability
    - Split based on business functions like order mgmt, inventory, etc
    - By subdomain - Domain Driven Design (DDD)
    - Split large domains into multiple services
    - E.g. splitting payment domain

  • @shubhamagarwal1434
    @shubhamagarwal1434 Месяц назад +1

    Very well explained...awsome!!!

  • @RG-ed3lv
    @RG-ed3lv Год назад +5

    Great content as ever. Thankyou for such videos

  • @natashaganjoo4595
    @natashaganjoo4595 Год назад +4

    Got to know about this playlist from Linkedin, awesome explanation. Thank you!

  • @riddhinilawar7875
    @riddhinilawar7875 Год назад +2

    Love the way you explained this. Thank you 😊

  • @unknownhacker8152
    @unknownhacker8152 2 месяца назад

    Decomposition into microservices->database integration per micro service ->communication among micro services->integration to one gateway

  • @SHIVAKUMAR-sg2pp
    @SHIVAKUMAR-sg2pp Год назад +5

    Please do in English. Thanks for these.

  • @montukhanpathan6130
    @montukhanpathan6130 Год назад +2

    In simple word "perfect"❤

  • @ayushisingh6638
    @ayushisingh6638 10 дней назад

    I have one question like sometimes we create jar of different projects/batch and when we run services and run any batch it picks up that jar and runs the code in it. is that following microservice architecture too?

  • @prathamsinghal5261
    @prathamsinghal5261 Год назад +3

    Content and explaination is admirable.
    Just one suggestion can you please use Dark Mode. It quite straining for the eyes. You can understand as a programmer 😃

    • @ConceptandCoding
      @ConceptandCoding  Год назад +3

      Got it . Yes we are night owl, so i can understand

  • @mukulmangla632
    @mukulmangla632 Год назад +2

    Very Nice Explained !! Keep it up

  • @dontknow6356
    @dontknow6356 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video.

  • @tejalpatel1510
    @tejalpatel1510 11 месяцев назад +1

    Very well explained 🎉

  • @swetapatel7581
    @swetapatel7581 10 месяцев назад +1

    Great explanation

  • @sumitroy7817
    @sumitroy7817 8 месяцев назад

    when we say loosely coupled, is it related to impact of system failure too? if order service is down, will the whole application still work properly? if yes how?
    never mind, you have already explained my question in video. Thanks.

  • @Pradeep-dg2sg
    @Pradeep-dg2sg 3 месяца назад

    At 19min in video you have mentioned about having common database in micro services, it will make it tightly coupled again, I hope there will always be a solution to not to have shared database in micro services.

  • @jatishay26
    @jatishay26 Год назад +1

    Even in DDD, aren't micro services ultimately still based on independent functionality??

  • @premium3968
    @premium3968 Год назад +1

    Best

  • @ravikumarmathanya5369
    @ravikumarmathanya5369 4 месяца назад +2

    Feedback -
    1. Write clearly, very confusing writing, not able to understand properly
    2. Need to be structured with explaining.
    3. More details are required in explaining.

  • @namansaraswat9691
    @namansaraswat9691 Год назад +3

    Great video got high level understanding.
    I have few questions regarding decomposition pattern:-
    1. These decomposition pattern must be used interchangeably like when business capability becomes big we need to divide microservices using ddd but my question is if we are creating multiple small microservices than we should not divide dB for subdomain as it will make break the principal of loose coupling and increase complexity.
    2. More small microservices create difficulty in transaction management so how to handle that?
    I am asking these questions by understanding things on high level only .

    • @ConceptandCoding
      @ConceptandCoding  Год назад

      Hi Naman, pls check its Part2 video, i have clarified both in that video. Pls check once, if you still have doubts after that, we can discuss

    • @mukulmangla632
      @mukulmangla632 Год назад

      @@ConceptandCoding Where is the link to Part 2. Nice work by the way !

    • @ConceptandCoding
      @ConceptandCoding  Год назад

      @@mukulmangla632 ruclips.net/video/qGlUKtjqaEQ/видео.html
      pls check the playlist

    • @LegitGamer2345
      @LegitGamer2345 6 месяцев назад

      @@ConceptandCoding Hi, regarding the first question, will we ensure that microservices are not further divided according to subdomain using strangler pattern? Watched the second part but the first question asked by naman is not very clear, thanks.

  • @AnkushJaswals
    @AnkushJaswals Год назад +1

    22-5-2023 Thanks

  • @hemantranjan2297
    @hemantranjan2297 10 месяцев назад

    There is a cut at 16:43 in which you were telling about, what is the rule for deciding how small our microservices should be, is it missed?

    • @hemantranjan2297
      @hemantranjan2297 10 месяцев назад

      It's defined in the decomposition phase.

  • @sahiltayde7209
    @sahiltayde7209 Год назад

    Hi sir do we have handwritten notes for this or any PDF so that we can revisit concepts

  • @hackstreet781
    @hackstreet781 10 месяцев назад +1

    10 min mein 4 ad aa gaye scalar academy k

  • @grrlgd3835
    @grrlgd3835 8 дней назад

    any chance for English please ?

  • @Jan-jaden
    @Jan-jaden 2 месяца назад

    I would truly appreciate it if you could provide the content in English. While I was considering buying your Udemy course, I faced a dilemma because it’s also offered in Hindi. Consequently, I opted not to proceed with the purchase.

    • @ConceptandCoding
      @ConceptandCoding  2 месяца назад

      sorry for that.

    • @Jan-jaden
      @Jan-jaden 2 месяца назад

      @@ConceptandCoding I would greatly value it if you consider converting the Hindi video content to English at Udemy in the future

  • @sdash2023
    @sdash2023 Год назад +1

    Thanks a lot for such a wonderful lesson. Sir I could not find this playlist. Could you please update the link.
    Interview Coding Questions: • Playlist - ruclips.net/p/PL6W8uoQQ2c6334AMu2yI2Jrtx13uPYTH_

    • @ConceptandCoding
      @ConceptandCoding  Год назад +1

      I have made it private as DSA question already there at so many other channels

  • @sksabiruddin4291
    @sksabiruddin4291 10 месяцев назад

    How to get these awesome notes?

    • @ConceptandCoding
      @ConceptandCoding  10 месяцев назад

      Will share buddy

    • @sksabiruddin4291
      @sksabiruddin4291 10 месяцев назад

      @@ConceptandCoding Thanks. One more suggestion. Why don't you come up with paid courses like others do. There you can put this in a more structured way and we'll get a chance to interact with you in live doubt sessions . That will help us as well as you get benefitted for all your hard work. Do you have any plans as such?

    • @sujandebnath9223
      @sujandebnath9223 5 месяцев назад

      @@ConceptandCoding Hi sir can you please share notes

  • @PraveenKumar-um2tx
    @PraveenKumar-um2tx Год назад

    Sir first video aapka nhi mil rha h

  • @KUSHAGRA2807singh
    @KUSHAGRA2807singh 2 месяца назад

    once monolithic is also known as microservice😂

  • @aditigupta6870
    @aditigupta6870 2 месяца назад

    Seems like just a way of making extra money apart from Paypal, so explained videos so hurriedly, even not shown running example of each pattern on IDE

    • @mayankb9
      @mayankb9 25 дней назад

      He videos are the best. No question about that.

    • @aditigupta6870
      @aditigupta6870 25 дней назад

      @@mayankb9 everyone has their own views, so no need to unnecessarily tell your point of view

  • @CenteredCircles
    @CenteredCircles Год назад

    @CenteredCircles