Rust as a Service - Herbert Wolverson (Learn Integrating Rust into Service-Oriented Architectures)

Enter the world of Rust in service-oriented architectures with Herbert Wolverson to help you with the way. This course, Rust as a Service - Herbert Wolverson, will take more than 7 hours of your time, but by the end of it, you’ll be able to incorporate Rust into your projects. From the REST server creation and data handling up to the errors and modularity, all are explained to the reader. You will also learn tips for tracing, OpenAPI document generation, and configuration for various environments.

Consider gRPC and WebSockets to expand the app's capabilities. When setting up the test service in a containerized environment, you will get concise insights into the service conception, deployment tactics, and scaling fundamentals to prepare for mastering deploying high-performance Rust services within enterprise environments.

Rust as a Service - Herbert Wolverson Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. Minimal HTTP Server
3. Understanding the Service Stack
4. Path Extraction
5. Query Extraction
6. Header Extraction & More Extractors
7. Add a Simple Tower Layer: State
8. Add a Simple Tower Layer (Mutable State)
9. Multiple States
10. Quick Recap on State and Layers
11. Nesting Multiple Routers
12. Nested Routers with State
13. Calling Other Services
14. Returning Status Codes
15. Using IntoResponse and Error Handling with IntoResponse
16. Quick Recap on Nesting, Making Calls and Responses
17. Serving Static Content with Tower
18. Simple Header-Based Authentication
19. Simple Header-Based Auth with Middleware
20. Middleware Auth with Injection
21. Selectively Applying Layers
22. Router Layers
23. Layer Recap
24. Minimal Example
25. Logging Axum/Tower
26. Timing Spans
27. Axum Spans
28. Logging to a File
29. Structured Logging to JSON
30. OpenTelemetry & Hello Telemetry
31. OpenAPI Documentation
32. Environment Variables with .env
33. The Config Crate
34. Loading Config via HTTP
35. CLI configuration with Clap
36. Hello Tonic
37. Hello Tonic - Project Definition and Build
38. Hello Tonic - The Server
39. Hello Tonic - The Client
40. gRPC Streaming and Protocol Definition
41. gRPC Streaming - The Server
42. gRPC Streaming - The Client
43. Recap So Far
44. Authentication
45. Tracing
46. When to use gRPC
47. Minimal Echo Server
48. A native WS client
49. JSON
50. Service Deployment
51. Build a Test Service & Native Host Deployment
52. Docker Deployment
53. Service Design
54. Understanding Your Company Architecture
55. Designing Individual Services
56. Combining Services into a Modular Monolith
57. Service Exposure
58. Scaling Out
59. Wrap Up

Who is this course for?

1. Such parties are developers who would like to include Rust within service-oriented designs.

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