Design patterns in Microservices architectures + Gilmour

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The talk surveys common design patterns used in microservices—Request/Response, Signal/Slots, Service Discovery, Load Balancing, error handling and monitoring—and demonstrates how to implement them with Gilmour, a Go microservices library that works over non-HTTP transports. Code samples and demos show applying these patterns using Gilmour alongside newer tooling like gRPC and Go kit mentioned as context.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 5:59REQUEST RESPONSE
3. 13:17ASYNC: SIGNALS AND SLOTS
4. 13:46ASYNC: SLOTS
5. 14:18ASYNC VS SYNC WHAT TO USE WHEN
6. 15:37ASYNC YS SYNC: WHAT TO USE WHEN
7. 19:42LOAD BALANCING - TYPICAL
8. 20:16LOAD BALANCING: GILMOUR
9. 20:50DISCOVERY AND LOAD BALANCING
10. 24:43OPS MONITORING
11. 25:27COMPOSITION

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