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Understanding Microservices: A Guide For the Monolithic Developer

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Guides a monolithic team through an incremental path from a modular monolith to microservices using a real Tacky Tacos demo built on ASP.NET 6, Docker and YARP, showing runnable examples with RabbitMQ pub/sub and Eureka via Steeltoe. Recommends starting with large modules (the Kit Kat pattern), insists on DB per service for deployability, contrasts synchronous front-end APIs with asynchronous back-end events, and shows the demos working end to end while warning about eventual consistency, telemetry and added operational complexity.

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  1. 0:00Microservices for monolithic devs
  2. 1:18Need microservices?
  3. 8:49Decomposing a monolith
  4. 16:45Satellite pattern for scaling
  5. 20:28Service scope and boundaries
  6. 27:27Sync vs async communication
  7. 31:47Database per service
  8. 37:54Security and API gateway
  9. 46:10Service discovery demos
  10. 51:06Q&A on consistency
  11. 57:08Convincing your boss
  12. 1:01:46Breaking off satellites
  13. 1:05:17Cross-cutting concerns
  14. 1:12:03Final advice for monoliths
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