Backend Solution for The Cycle
summary
YAGER builds a custom microservices backend for The Cycle using Docker and Kubernetes, centralizing messaging with RabbitMQ + Protobuf, persisting in MySQL/Postgres with Redis for state, and implementing services in C# and Go. CI/CD uses Jenkins, logging and metrics use Elastic Stack, Prometheus and Grafana. Dedicated servers run containerized across regions. Migration to Epic Games Store and Epic Online Services happens in about two weeks, and an alpha test runs three days without a single service or game-server crash.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to The Cycle
- 2:29Legacy backend challenges
- 5:18Designing the new backend
- 10:24Core service implementation
- 14:41Dedicated server management
- 17:03Infrastructure and monitoring
- 21:24Unreal Engine integration
- 26:28Data management and tools
- 31:23Moving to Epic Games Store
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