What Do We Know About Microservices?
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Discusses which metrics are collected from microservices during build, testing, staging and production, naming concrete data points used to detect misbehavior. Explains using those metrics to identify problematic services, trigger rebalance operations, and determine service ownership in a Kubernetes deployment.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:11Microservices complexity
- 4:01Key challenges
- 6:06Automated service creation
- 10:21Configuration standards
- 12:30Documentation needs
- 16:21Service registry
- 18:50Container packaging
- 21:42Resource limits
- 23:27Testing strategies
- 26:19Canary deployment
- 29:55Load testing
- 31:18Autoscaling decisions
- 32:26Trigger-based maintenance
- 34:11Monitoring dashboard
- 35:15Q&A
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