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Refactor Java EE application Microservices and Containers

Talkat J-Fall 2015 · on Thursday, 2015-11-05· [java]
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Shows a Java EE7 monolith (WAR) refactored into user/catalog/order microservices each packaged as Docker images and run in WildFly containers, with service registration via Zookeeper service registry (alternatives: snoop, Kubernetes). Uses the Docker Maven plugin to build images and start containers; code size increases due to duplication but services deploy faster and scale independently. Covers patterns (aggregator, proxy, chain, branch), async messaging vs REST, CI/CD/automation needs, and real-world scale concerns (Netflix: ~50 billion daily calls, ~35% evening traffic) and failure handling.

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  1. 0:00Introduction and speaker background
  2. 1:09Monolithic applications explained
  3. 3:37Disadvantages of monolithic apps
  4. 5:23Scaling strategies and Y-axis decomposition
  5. 6:49Microservices definition and principles
  6. 8:35Conway's law and team structure
  7. 9:41Well-defined interfaces in microservices
  8. 10:44Independently replaceable services
  9. 11:47Netflix's microservices culture
  10. 13:52Fault tolerance and graceful degradation
  11. 15:16Polyglot infrastructure benefits
  12. 16:22Automation and CI/CD requirements
  13. 17:46Synchronous vs asynchronous communication
  14. 19:13Microservices vs SOA comparison
  15. 20:57Service discovery importance
  16. 22:01Strategies for decomposing monoliths
  17. 23:22Starting with microservices refactoring
  18. 24:44Microservices design patterns
  19. 27:52Synchronous vs asynchronous patterns
  20. 28:55Advantages of microservices
  21. 31:03Prerequisites for microservices
  22. 32:49Service registry and discovery
  23. 35:08Monolith to microservices code comparison
  24. 43:55Complexity and operational challenges
  25. 46:39Microservices as silver bullet myth
  26. 47:45Key characteristics and refactoring tips
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