Microservices Explained in 5 Minutes
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2024
- What are Microservices? Microservices are a popular architectural pardigm used to build maintainable, evolvable and scalable applications and systems. This video introduces microservices concepts and ideas in 5 minutes.
I watched this video from a browser I wasn't signed in, had to change to a signed in browser to say "Thanks so much for the video". Precise and concise
Thank you for watching and the nice comment 🙏
Microservices didn't appear because they needed to tackle complexity. In fact, Microservices takes complexity up to a whole new level. The main reason for Microservices to appear is tackling scaling issues (of both number of users and the teams that builds the software) and tight coupling issues between the different components (or tiers) of a system that makes evolving the software much harder and much slower than what was needed. I felt you make this case in the beginning but kind of save it in the end. But a good video overall.
we literally swtiched to Rust and now we are a monolith. We cut off the unneccessary complexity caused by our microservcies by using Rust which can millions of concurrent io calls per second...
@@perc-ai thats true we have a monolith wrote in rust, but we are moving to a MS architecture using rust and go... it's easy to mantain and scale
The question is when to use it...people who in last years have used cause "fashion/hype" are regretting, once again... "hype oriented", worst thing in software development and seems to have no end...
@@gt4adolfo I dont know your app requirements but that is the exact type of thing we want to avoid, the level of scale you need to hit before MS starts making sense from a performance/cost/technical debt side of things is what most companies will never experience. We literally just rent a 8 core server on aws and thats that - it handles 500k MAU just fine. Even StackOverflow is built on a monolith... and I'm sure they see more scale than we ever will... You will never see "oh 1M users were added overnight and our servers crashed since we werent able to handle the load" scenarios.
It is a bit shocking to see that you seem to be the absolute minority in this comment section, but at least the amount of upvotes give me some hope.
The last companies I've worked for started implementing microservices because they thought it would fix their issues (mainly with complexity) and it made it worse in every case.
This video also gives the impression that creating a monolith is the "old" way of writing software and microservices are the modern solution to all of our problems and this seems to be what most people are thinking.
The reality is, that most companies are neither Google nor Amazon and switching to microservices just introduces a great lot of new problems for them.
There are companies with internal software that is far off from being anything complex (you can run that on a raspberry pie without mayor issues) and used by less than a 100 employees where they switch to cloud-based microservice architectures because apparently this is what has to be done right now. Of course they do also have only a few developers which now have to handle not just one system, but a dozen services instead.
I've not yet seen this having a positive impact anywhere.
But I've seen it having a very bad impact a lot of times.
There are single teams with 5 devs having to manage 20+ services out there....
And the worst part of that is, that they don't even manage to leverage the positive aspects of microservices. Most of the implementations I've seen are neither scalable (for example all using the same bottleneck database), nor independent (like all referencing the same model library).
I don't think the technology itself is bad, just that it seems to be misused most of the time. I'd argue that the best way is to build a monolith first (using proper architecture!) and if you see that you for example run into performance issues because of a specific part of that application and you can provide the devs to tackle this, you extract that part into a microservice and build that one to be as resiliant and scalable as possible. But what do I know, the managers apparently know it better ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Simple, straight to the point, no meaningless animations, no meaningless stuff to look "cute" (the ones who are doing it trust me it's very annoying). Very well explained, please keep it that way.
Thank you for the feedback, much appreciated 👍
Well said ❤
This is how I learn every topic. Now I see someone who doing the same thing. Appreciate it. This is the way of teaching something.
This is a well animated and presented introduction to the microservice paradigm. Good job!
Thank you for watching!
Your Explanation gave me so much clarity in 5 min then a 500 hours of video and overloaded LINKEDIN POST on the same.
Your Video Presentation is sync with brain.
Your Voice Pitch is just right for listening and learning
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Clicked on this expecting to learn one thing….and learned 20. The best 5 minute investment of my time I’ve made on RUclips in months.
Fantastic breakdown! Your concise explanation in just 5 minutes is a game-changer for anyone diving into this complex topic. Clear, insightful, and incredibly helpful. Kudos!
Best explanation ever, many RUclipsrs complicated this too much for people that are just beginning and want the big picture only.
Hands down the best microservices introduction ever.
thanks 🙏
hey man, this is really good! You should keep doing videos like these, explaining complex topics in simple to understand 5-minute digestible videos.
Thank you. Yes, more is coming. It just takes some time to create such videos.
Except this wasn't 5 minutes.
I like the idea of monolithic apps with micro services being leveraged for added functionality.
thats called SOA, service oriented architecture
each concept have their advantages and disadvantages.. I have experience with both Monolithic & Microservices.. I prefer microservices because of below reasons
1. Scaling of required functionality
2. Easy to understand the code
3. new comers can start contributing within a short period
4. Easy to debug the issues for new comers
these are very valid points.
Wow i must say
I was confused about micro services
But now you cleared my doubt about micro services
Thanks a lot
Happy to help
This is pure gold. The audio, the words and the image, all working together towards a good understanding of the matter. Thanks! Really great video! 😃
Thanks this was way easier to understand than other resources. Other videos only confused me further, yours is concise and precise.
The first ever video of this channel now has 55K views, and was uploaded 11d ago? Man, gotta suscribe!
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Kudos to the creator for such great work 👏👏. Looking forward to more such videos where complex things can be broken down and explained in simple terms.
Thanks a lot 😊
Mark my words, this channel is going to blow up!
🤯 thanks
I think microservices also evolved because of Mobile App Needs. Most mobile will need a backend service which needs to be separate from the App itself. It actually can't be part of the App because of various issues like battery drain and poor design. Notification is one example of such a service which needs to run on an independent platform. This and the popularity of cloud platforms gave way to microservices which is departure from the main programming paradigm. Great and insightful video by the way.
I love this channel just by its name. And I'm sure I'll love it even more after finishing this video!
thank you 🙏
Since i recently work with microservoce, this video is really helpful to me 💯
Glad it was helpful ☺️ thanks for watching 👍
Very clean and easy to understand, thanks for the video
Thank you!
Really nice animation! Great video! Any chance you'll do a video on scaling distributed systems?
Thanks. Yes, possibly, I was thinking about creating a video about explaining high availability concept that would include scalability.. stay tuned 😉
This is an excellent summary. Would love to see similar videos on containerization, orchestration, etc!
So far, this is the best video which provides easy to understand and concise info. Thanks for creating this video!
This is very useful for beginners who want to understand introduction to Microservices. Thanks and great work !
Glad you think so! 😊
from the way you teach a thoery,i judge that you are a genius
Clear and crisp info about microservices ,good job.
thanks for watching
@@5-minutesorless Would you be coming up with implementation of Microservices with NodeJs/Spring Boot?
Thanks for the idea. However I don't plan to dig into implementation and programming at the moment. The purpose of this channel is to introduce software and architecture concepts in easy to understand 5 mn videos.
Wow, you delivered so much QUALITY info in such a perfect timeframe.
I've had lectures on this but I'd say this helped so much more.
I'm subbing here bro! Hope you post more videos.
Again, thank you SO MUCH!
Thanks for the comment 🙏 Yes more is coming 😊
Absolutely excellent explanation. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
out standing animated and well explained, which tool you use ?
Thanks. Power Point and Davinci Resolve for editing.
your content is amazing ,please upload more viodes.
simple, clear, straight explanation, thank you
you're welcome, glad you appreciated
Very nicely explained. Amazing graphics.
Ah....Sometimes an explanation can be sooo elegant eh?!
Almost like poetry...😊👍
Thank you so much! 🙏
It was great. It gave me some clues about microservices and tools associated with them. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Never seen such an explanation on Micro services.. subscribed
Thank you
Bestest among the best.. Thank you sir
It's a great concept buddy, attention span of people has reduced drastically, and people don't want to look at 16-18-minute videos, one more thing try to keep your thumbnails like @TheArtofImprovement those are really good for such videos and also develop a short channel where you can sum-up everything under a minute, I hope to see you progressing from 5k to million soon.
I'm guessing Rest APIs and JSON is used for i/o and cross comms between 'microservices'
correct
These qualities videos will surely bring a revolution in tech tutorials especially on RUclips. 🔥 Thanks and waiting for more content.
Thank you for the nice comment!
Hi, Keep doing & explain more topics you are explain simple & Easy to understand method. I appreciate your work. Good Job. keep doing.
Thank you!
Ohh my gawdddd, it is after wtaching such videos of urs, experiencing learning in such an awesome way through ez smooth af animations, content & explanation. This makes me realize that technology is evolving everyday and we're living in a tech era. Nice work
Thank you so much 😀
I am still new to microservices, and the first thing that troubles me was how to handle database transactions across all the microservices.
Cool video!
Which tool did you use to create such amazing animation?
Powerpoint and DaVinci Resolve for video editing
You were given valuable information thanks 👍😊
Glad it was helpful!
Really clear presentation. Great job 👍
This is best video with all details in 5 min.
Thank you 🙏
The best explain on all RUclips thanks
thank you for watching 👍
thank you! I was looking for a concise video like this
Excellent Explanation. Thank you very much for the knowledge sharing... 🙏
My pleasure
Awesome explanation by putting the architecture in historical perspective!
Glad you liked it!
That's the best way to explain microservices. Thanks man
thank you 🙏
so it essentially is closer to having multiple api endpoints, each tackling a different logic right?
i LOVED this explanation, thank you so much for putting this together!
mate, you are legend! this video is precisely what I was looking for, thanks
Thank you! Glad it helped 🙂
Is the MVC pattern multitier? Seems to fit the 2nd example.
Yes, it does.
Next level presentation skills...Fabulous Thanks ❤
So nice of you
Useful. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
very great content!
Very well explained Sir. Just Keep it going please....!!!
Thank you
Very clear and articulate explanation.
Glad you think so!
Best explained video on Microservices .. keep making such high quality videos bro 😀☺
Definitely Subscribed 😊
Thanks a ton 🙏
You really explained it so well in a short time frame 👏
Thanks a lot 😊
This video is gem.
Microservices aren't just smaller/more specific applications. In your diagram at 3:05 you have the API, Business logic and DB in one microservice, this is wrong. Instead, you would have a microservice for the API, one for the business logic (or multiple depending on your sub architecture - actor pattern etc) and then your DB would be another microservice, these together combine to makeup the "product service", "payment service", etc
wow very nice idea , explain everything in 5 minuts
Thanks for watching!
Love the diagram work. How did you do that?
Nice start, keep adding videos. Thanks
Thank you, I will
Love the information and presentation !!! Thank you for this amazing video 🙏
please make a video on data engineering/Big data
very nicely explained, this is the first video i understood
Awsome. Thank you for watching.
Great, thank you.Very informative
Waiting for your next video
So nice of you
You will reach 1000 subscribers in no time, keep doing these please
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thanks for the awesome video.
please keep uploading.
Thanks! What a great explanation
Amazing video. Learnt alot. Keep up the good work. Would love more videos like this.
brilliant presentation. Concise and to-the-point.
thanks 🙏
Thanks for clearing my doubts in the 5-minute video😍
Great summary, thanks!
You're welcome
Love this video please make more related to Cloud technologu
Different teams can work separately... - that's most repeated lie ever. It should be like this but in reality never is. You have one team blocking other team, one team not developing some ep on time, disagreements, some stuff is needed for several teams even though every single one uses different domain and so on. Term microservices is milked really hard.
Exactly! If you need to wait for another team to deploy their service in order to deploy your service, spare yourself of misery and just do a monolith.
Not in atlassian
Well done. Short and sweet!
Thanks
need more clear explanation like this.
sure. Thanks
Great video. Could you please tell, which tool you use for these beautiful animations in the videos?
Thanks.
thanks. PowerPoint and DaVinci Resolve 😉
Super uself and concise explanation. Thanks!
thank you 🙏
Awesome video man! Where are the rest of the videos. Keem em coming! 🤔🤯
Thanks 🙏
What a clean and concise presentation. Thank you, very useful.
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Many thanks for good Explanation.
thank you for watching 👍
Good job, well done.....nice keep it up..
Thanks a lot
Very well explained with appropriate animations👍👍
Glad you liked it
This was well made!! Which video editor are you using?
PowerPoint and DaVinci Resolve 😉
Please add more such short and informative videos
I will. Thanks!
Wow crystal clear. I will share this video to my team 😃
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks for sharing such a useful video
So nice of you
Good video and also a fair comparison between the microservice one and the monolithic one
thanks 🙏
Thanks for this content. It is very helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks 🙏
whats the difference between a bunch of microservices working in tandem under a single software application,
and the traditional monolith system that also had various processes working in tandem under a single software application?
As someone who does not know anything about this topic, my takeaway was that microservice architecture uses network protocols and the software is distributed over a network
as opposed to monoliths where the entire software package existed on a single host.
Is this correct?
Your understanding is correct. Actually an app designed as microservices would usually be less performant because of the added latency of network communication between microservices...
The main reason why someone would like to design an app as microservices is decoupling. Decoupling when done right increases agility (how fast you can release new features), maintainability, and most importantly scalability.
@@5-minutesorless Thanks, this makes a lot of sense and I am amazed I learnt all this in less than 10 minutes. I liked your video and subbed your channel, but was shocked to see this was your first and only upload. The quality is great, keep it up.
Great video, thanks