Microservices with NodeJS
summary
A demo builds a small notebook/workout app using three Node.js services (access, user, workout) running in Docker containers behind a simple gateway that routes by URL and handles automatic service registration. Each service serves HTML and JSON via Express, owns its own database following a shared-nothing data model, communicates using links or events, and is deployed and tested through an automated pipeline so services can scale and fail independently rather than forming a hidden deployment monolith.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:19Microservices principles
- 10:44Classic vs microservices
- 18:32Automation & team structure
- 23:51Microservices challenges
- 29:38Live demo: unified app
- 37:56Summary
- 38:17Q&A
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