How to create resilient architectures with microservices and agents
summary
Microservices and software agents are presented as approaches for building distributed, resilient architectures. The talk explains that adopting microservices requires architectural commitment rather than just a new library, and covers using distributed persistence plus practices for defining and versioning code and configuration.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:10What are microservices
- 3:40Stateful vs stateless microservices
- 7:10Distributed cluster deployment
- 10:44Management and orchestration challenges
- 13:34Service Fabric key features
- 15:01Practical example with Visual Studio
- 20:55Service architecture and configuration
- 25:10Scalability with partitions
- 30:50Actor model in Service Fabric
- 32:15Consuming actors from apps
- 35:51Demo: distributed task system
- 37:36High availability and recovery
- 39:46Data persistence and consistency
- 41:35Service Fabric internals
- 43:00Health system and updates
- 45:09Service Fabric on Linux and containers
- 47:36Closing
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