This course, "Node.js Microservices: Communication Patterns - Kevin Cunningham teaches you how to communication patterns in Node.js, helping you design, evaluate, and implement efficient and scalable microservices architectures. Changing from a monolith structure to microservices is beneficial and disadvantageous due to performance and scalability factors. This course, "Node.js Microservices: Communication Patterns - Kevin Cunningham,” will facilitate this transition with the help of Node. js.
You will begin with the fundamental communication archetypes essential for collaborating in a distributed team. The course then proceeds to more complex asynchronous patterns, such as webhooks and events-based architecture, which are needed to handle real-time data and grow the system. Also, you’ll learn how to arrange service discovery and distribute a load among microservices to guarantee they will always be accessible and effective.
By the end of this course, "Node.js Microservices: Communication Patterns - Kevin Cunningham,” you’ll possess the relevant hands-on know-how to develop sound, highly available, and easily) available microservices solutions leveraging Node. js. From a developer’s perspective, it will provide an opportunity to widen the area of their specialization. At the same time, it will serve as a toolkit for any IT professional to bring the systems to the next level.
Node.js Microservices: Communication Patterns - Kevin Cunningham Table of Contents:
- Course Overview - 1min
- Introduction to Communication Patterns - 14mins
- Getting Set Up - 3mins
- RESTful Services and Event-driven Communication in Microservices - 45mins
- Webhooks in Node.js Microservices: Real-time Event Handling - 53mins
- Integrating Message Brokers in Event-driven Microservices Architecture - 56mins
- Implementing Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) in Node.js Microservices - 42mins
- Service Discovery and Load Balancing - 35mins
Who is this course for?
- Node. js Developers: If you know Node, this course is right up your alley.
- Backend Developers: Backend developers who have prior exposure and are looking forward to mastering their microservices architecture skills will benefit greatly.
- System Architects: He identified that people who design and manage system architectures have a lot to gain regarding effects on communication patterns and load distribution.
- Software Engineers: Any engineer who desires to improve the performance of his/her application and adapt it to the increasing number of users and transactions should take this course.
