How to Build a Micro-services Infrastructure In 7 Day
summary
Rebuild of a microservices platform in a seven‑day hackathon that produces a working deploy pipeline (not production‑hardened) using Mesos/Marathon, Docker images, Ansible for provisioning and nginx reverse-proxy for routing. Core scope: deploy two services (web + RPC), support blue‑green upgrades (example: replace 1.5 with 1.6), health checks and autoscheduling across eight AWS VMs; core plumbing takes about three days, full prototype six days, hackathon day seven is rest. Handles staging via environment namespaces and uses a manager to rewrite nginx configs every 10s.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:33Identifying the problem
- 6:26Defining the deployment plan
- 8:57Architectural components
- 11:58Gateway and service routing
- 19:05Implementation details
- 24:56Final system architecture
- 30:29Epilogue and Q&A
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