TES Microservices
summary
A legacy .NET monolith behind 800,000 teaching resources gets sliced into HTML-serving microservices with a composition proxy called composure that runs as Express middleware, performs ESI/SSI-style fragment assembly, applies caching and a last-known-good fragment fallback and circuit breakers, and ships as open source. Static JS/CSS stay with services and are aggregated by Bosco which minifies, creates manifests and pushes bundles to CDN so the composed pages stay fast and resilient.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:25What we do
- 2:42The Solution
- 3:20Groundhog Day
- 4:43Resource Page
- 5:07Site Navigation
- 5:28Resource Information
- 5:45Reviews Comments
- 6:07User Profile
- 6:28Unknown
- 7:14Microservices
- 8:38Summary
- 13:27Composition Proxy
- 14:36Composer
- 15:49Micro services
- 17:58Overall rating
- 18:45Second challenge
- 19:27First attempt
- 20:00Second attempt
- 20:56Bosco
- 21:51Installing Bosco
- 22:09Config Files
- 22:41Bosco CDN
- 23:01minify
- 23:31architecture
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