Microservice of the brain. Recipes for quality

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Describes how SberCloud reworked application design when moving to microservices to avoid the common pitfalls: exploding dependencies, accidental microservice monoliths, and quality drift. Covers concrete practices for performance optimizations, maintaining data consistency and reducing bus-factor risk, and engineering processes for monitoring and ensuring overall quality.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:17Frontend microservice architecture
3. 7:39When microfrontends are needed
4. 12:40Tech stack for microfrontends
5. 18:43Slicing microservices correctly
6. 27:04Microservice development standards
7. 36:50Painless change deployment
8. 41:12Boilerplates and shared libraries
9. 45:51Service creation templates
10. 46:58Dependency management in 80+ services
11. 49:07Debugging and testing microservices
12. 51:39Team structure for microservices
13. 54:27Summary & Q&A

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