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Cloud-Native: Microservices, Kubernetes, Service Mesh, CI/CD

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You learn how to design and build cloud-native apps with a clear path. You work with microservices, Kubernetes, service mesh tools, CI/CD, and monitoring. Each topic comes with steps you can follow and apply.

Cloud-native systems cover many parts, so you need a simple way to study them. This course follows the Cloud‑Native Trail Map. You start with containers and orchestration. Then you move through CI/CD, service meshes, scaling patterns, and distributed data. At each stage, you learn key ideas, explore common tools, and build real projects on Kubernetes clusters.

What You Will Cover

  • How to break an app into clear microservices
  • How to run and scale services on Kubernetes
  • How services talk to each other in a safe way
  • How to set up CI/CD to ship code faster
  • How to watch system health with logs and metrics
  • How to use cloud‑native tools to build working projects

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#1: Introduction
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Introduction Demo
07:10
2
Cloud Types: Private/On-premises, Public and Hybrid Cloud
03:48
3
Multi-Cloud Strategy
01:31
4
Evolution of Cloud Platforms: Cloud Hosting Models: IaaS - CaaS - PaaS - FaaS
02:53
5
Cloud-Native Application Architecture
04:34
6
Evolution of Application Architectures: Monolithic, Microservices, Serverless
02:57
7
Deep Dive into Cloud-Native Pillars - Course Section Flow
04:54
8
Way of Learning - The Course Flow
04:22
9
Hands-on Projects
07:05
10
How to Follow the Course & Course Slides
03:35
11
What is Cloud-Native ?
02:28
12
Cloud Native Definition from CNCF
01:37
13
What Is Cloud Native Architecture ?
01:27
14
Cloud Native Architecture Design Principles and Key Characteristics
03:17
15
Benefits of Cloud-Native Architectures
01:40
16
Challenges of Cloud-Native Architectures
02:57
17
The Cloud Path of Legacy Applications - Modernization of Legacy Apps with Cloud
05:47
18
Introduction - Cloud-Native Fundamentals - Conway's Law and 12 Factor App
00:48
19
The Conway's Law
01:54
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The impact of Conway's Law on Cloud-Native Microservices
03:40
21
12-Factors - The Twelve-Factor Application
04:56
22
I. Codebase - The Twelve-Factor Application
01:35
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II. Dependencies - The Twelve-Factor Application
02:26
24
III. Config - The Twelve-Factor Application
02:27
25
IV. Backing services - The Twelve-Factor Application
02:14
26
V. Build, release, run - The Twelve-Factor Application
03:15
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VI. Processes - The Twelve-Factor Application
01:33
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VII. Port binding - The Twelve-Factor Application
01:24
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VIII. Concurrency - The Twelve-Factor Application
02:06
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IX. Disposability - The Twelve-Factor Application
02:23
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X. Dev/prod parity - The Twelve-Factor Application
01:29
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XI. Logs - The Twelve-Factor Application
01:33
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XII. Admin processes - The Twelve-Factor Application
01:32
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Introduction - Cloud-Native Deep Dive - Landscape, TrialMap and Pillars
00:26
35
Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)
01:56
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Quick Tour on Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)
04:37
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What Is the CNCF Landscape ?
06:33
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Deep Dive into CNCF Landscape Categories
08:20
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Complicated with CNCF Projects ? - Funny Break
01:53
40
CNCF Cloud Native Trail Map
04:34
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The Four Pillars of Cloud-Native Applications
01:22
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All Cloud Native Pillars - Extended for Course Structure
04:54
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Introduction to Pillar1: Microservices
01:51
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12-Factor App and Cloud-native Trial Map - Microservices
03:28
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Evolution of Architectures; Monolithic, Microservices, Serverless
02:57
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What are Microservices ?
01:26
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What is Microservices Architecture ?
01:51
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Microservices Characteristics
03:09
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Benefits of Microservices Architecture
04:04
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Challenges of Microservices Architecture
04:03
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When to Use Microservices Architecture - Best Practices
03:13
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When Not to Use Microservices - Anti-Patterns of Microservices
03:10
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Monolithic vs Microservices Architecture Comparison
02:39
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The Database-per-Service Pattern - Polygot Persistence
02:37
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Explore: Languages and Frameworks for Microservices
04:23
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Explore: Cloud-Native Microservices Frameworks
05:23
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Explore: Cloud Managed and Serverless Microservices Frameworks
04:05
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Design: Cloud-Native Microservices Architecture - Way of Learning
01:00
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Understand E-Commerce Domain: Analysis and Decompose E-Commerce Microservices
04:12
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Identifying and Decomposing Microservices for E-Commerce Domain
01:50
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Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices Architecture
03:19
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Choose Microservices Language and Frameworks for Cloud-Native Microservices
03:12
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Reference Project: .Net Microservices - Cloud-Native E-commerce App
08:35
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Reference Project: AWS Serverless Microservices - Cloud-Native E-commerce App
09:15
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Introduction - Hands-on: Develop a RESTful Microservices with CRUD endpoints
02:29
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Primary Programming Languages and Frameworks among Microservices Developers
02:00
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Why .Net for Microservices Development ?
04:38
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Install Prerequisites
05:20
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Developing Product Microservices
08:31
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Run the Application - Product Microservices
07:04
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Create Product Microservices with AWS Serverless Services: AWS Lambda, API Gw
01:57
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Hands-on: Create Product Microservices with AWS Lambda, API Gateway and DynamoDB
04:42
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Introduction to Pillar2: Containers
01:26
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12-Factor App and Cloud-native Trial Map - Containers
03:25
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Evolution of Cloud Platforms: Cloud Hosting Models: IaaS - CaaS - PaaS - FaaS
06:59
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What are Container ?
02:45
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Why use Containers for developing Cloud-native Microservices ?
02:49
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Best Practices of using Containers
03:04
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How Containers Works ?
02:52
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What is Container Runtimes ?
02:17
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What is a Container Registry ?
02:45
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Containerization: Running Microservices in Containers
02:39
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What is Docker ?
00:56
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Docker Containers, Images, and Registries
01:57
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Docker Architecture
03:29
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Explore Container tools: Container Runtimes, Registries, Deployments
04:04
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Explore: Container Registries
04:24
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Explore: Container Deployment Options
03:36
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Explore: Cloud Container Services: Abstraction Level of Container Deployments
07:36
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Explore The Most Popular Container Images: Redis, Postgres, ElasticSearch, Kafka
03:04
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Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices Architecture with Containers
03:38
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Reference Project: .Net Microservices - Cloud-Native E-commerce App
04:28
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Build and Run Microservices with Docker Compose
11:27
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Introduction - Hands-on: Containerize .Net Microservices with Docker
01:18
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Install Prerequisites
01:29
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Write Dockerfile for Product Microservices
05:38
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Create Docker Image for Product Microservices
03:21
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Run Docker Image for Product Microservices
06:56
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Push Docker Image to Docker Hub for Product Microservices
04:28
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Deploy Container to Cloud: AWS Apprunner, Google Cloud Run, Azure Container Inst
06:24
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Prepare your AWS Environment: AWS Account, IAM User, Programmatic Access Key
07:42
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Download and Configure AWS CLI for Programmatic Access
06:41
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Hands-on: Pushing Docker Image to Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR)
05:54
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Deploy ProductService Container to AWS AppRunner
06:40
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IMPORTANT - CLEAR AWS RESOURCES
02:00
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Introduction to Container Orchestrators
01:25
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12-Factor App and Cloud-native Trial Map - Container Orchestrators
02:13
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Cloud-native Trial Map - Container Orchestrators
02:12
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Why need Orchestrator for Containers ?
02:29
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What are Container Orchestrators ?
02:36
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Container Orchestrators Usage for Cloud-native Microservices
04:19
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Best Practices of using Container Orchestrators
03:27
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How Container Orchestrators works ?
03:28
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Explore: Container Orchestrator tools: Kubernetes, Docker Swarm, Apache Mesos
03:49
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Explore: Cloud Container Orchestrator tools: EKS, GKS, AKS, Red Hat OpenShift
05:04
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Datadog Container Reports: Kubernetes is defacto standard for Containers
03:36
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Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices Architecture with Container Orch
03:48
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Design with Managed Kubernetes Services - Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices
02:30
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Introduction - Deep Dive into Kubernetes - Defacto Standart for Containers
00:38
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CNCF 2022 Annual Survey - The year cloud native became the new normal
04:03
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Kubernetes is Emerging as the 'Operating System' of the Cloud
03:14
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Cloud-Native Landscape and Trial Map - Kubernetes: Container Orchestrator
02:19
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What Is Kubernetes and why we use them for microservices deployments ?
01:09
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Uses Cases of Kubernetes
01:53
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Kubernetes Architecture
04:41
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Kubernetes Components: Pods, ReplicaSet, Deployments, Service
04:35
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How Kubernetes Works
04:37
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Declarative and Imperative way of Kubernetes
03:44
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Introduction - Hands-on: Deploy Microservices to Kubernetes
00:53
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Install Minikube and kubectl
02:06
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Getting Started with Minikube
05:08
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ASP.NET Container Expose Port - CONFIGURE TO LISTEN - 0.0.0.0:8080
11:26
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Create a Pod
04:24
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Apply a Pod in K8s
08:27
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Why Should not Create Pod on Kubernetes ?
03:16
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Create a Deployment on Kubernetes
05:05
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Apply a Deployment in K8s
03:47
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Create a Service on K8s
06:40
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Apply a Service in K8s
04:56
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Best Practice of Creating Deployment and Services for Microservices
03:08
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Create Ingress for External Access of Product Microservice
10:04
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Create ConfigMaps and Secrets for Product Microservice
08:40
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Scale a Container Instance in Kubernetes
09:53
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Kubernetes Deploy and Service with Minikube
04:30
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Clean up resources
03:40
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Introduction - Helm : Managing Kubernetes Applications with Helm
00:31
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Cloud-Native Landscape and Trial Map - Helm: Managing Kubernetes Applications
02:09
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What is Helm and Helm Charts ?
04:26
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Benefits of Helm Charts and Artifact Hub for Centralized Repository
04:33
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How Helm Charts is works ?
03:19
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Understanding Helm Chart Structure
01:54
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Install and Use Helm
03:57
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Getting Started with Helm: Install and Launch Wordpress Helm from ArtifactHub
15:28
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Hands-on Lab: Deploy Product Microservices with Helm Charts
16:27
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Introduction to Cloud-Native Communications
01:36
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12-Factor App and Cloud-native Trial Map - Cloud-Native Communications
01:49
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Cloud-native Trial Map - Cloud-Native Communications
01:41
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Communications in Cloud-Native Architectures
03:23
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Microservices Communication Types: Synchronous or Asynchronous Communication
04:33
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Microservices Communication Styles: Request-Driven or Event-Driven Architecture
05:29
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Microservices Synchronous Communications and Best Practices
01:31
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Designing HTTP based RESTful APIs for Microservices
03:04
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gRPC: High Performance Remote Procedure Calls
01:36
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How gRPC works ?
01:10
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gRPC Usage in Microservices Communication
02:00
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CN Communication Patterns: API Gateway Pattern
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A Request Flow of API Gateway Pattern
03:15
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CN Communication Patterns: Service Registry/Discovery Pattern
03:22
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CN Communication Patterns: Sidecar Pattern
04:10
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CN Communication Patterns: Service Mesh Pattern
03:14
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Service Mesh Communication in Cloud-Native Microservices
03:30
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Explore: CN Communication tools: Service Proxy (envoy), API Gateway(kong)
01:24
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Explore: CN Communication tools: Service Proxy (envoy, nginx, haproxy)
04:24
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Explore: CN Communication tools: API Gateway(kong, krakenD, kubeGateway)
04:40
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Explore: CN Communication tools: Service Meshes (istio, linkerd)
04:12
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Explore: Cloud Serverless Communication tools: AWS, Azure Service Proxy, API Gw
02:47
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Service Meshes are still early and Istio dominates usage
02:04
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Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices Architecture with Service Meshes
04:09
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Design with Cloud Managed Services - AWS API Gateway, Service Mesh
01:49
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Introduction Hands-on: Deploy Microservices to Kubernetes w/ Service Mesh Istio
01:34
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What is Istio Service Mesh and How Istio Service Mesh works ?
03:56
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Getting Started Hands-on - The Architecture with Istio and Envoy
06:38
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Download and Install Istio Service Mesh onto Minikube K8s cluster
02:47
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Install Istio
01:48
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Deploy the Microservices Application
04:42
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Open the Application to Outside Traffic with Istio Ingress Gateway
05:57
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View the dashboard - Deploy the Kiali dashboard, along with Prometheus, Grafana
06:12
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Analysis the Dashboard
06:19
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Uninstall Istio Workloads
05:05
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Introduction to Cloud-Native Backing Services: Databases, Caching,Message Broker
01:57
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12-Factor App - Cloud-Native Backing Services
01:46
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Cloud-native Trial Map - Cloud-Native Backing Services
01:44
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Dynatrace Kubernetes Report - Kubernetes Growth Areas are Open Source Databases
03:57
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Backing Services for Cloud-Native Microservices
06:50
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Starting to CN Data Management, Caching, Message Brokers (K8s and Serverless)
01:58
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Introduction to CN Data Management (K8s and Serverless Databases)
00:59
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Cloud-native Trial Map – Backing Services: Databases
01:55
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Database as a Service - DBaaS for Cloud-Native Microservices
04:39
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Relational Databases
02:14
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No-SQL Databases
01:14
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NoSQL Databases Types - Document, Key-value, Graph-based, Column-based Databases
03:23
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When to Use Relational Databases ?
02:48
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When to Use No-SQL Databases ?
03:59
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Best Practices When Choosing Data Store - Use Right Tool for Right Job
03:32
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How to Choose a Database for Microservices
04:29
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NewSQL Databases
03:02
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Comparison with Relational, NoSQL and NewSQL Databases
03:10
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The Rise of the Kubernetes Native Database and Architecture
06:50
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Most Usage Databases in Kubernetes for Cloud-Native Apps
02:26
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Explore: CN Databases: Horizontally Scalable Distributed Cloud-native Databases
01:51
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Explore: Relational Databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server
03:24
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Explore: NoSQL Databases: MongoDB, Redis, Cassandra
03:11
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Explore: NewSQL Kubernetes Database: Vitess, TiDB, TiKV, CockroachDB, YugabyteDB
04:00
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Explore: Kubernetes Databases: YugabyteDB: The Scalable Cloud Native Database
07:30
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Explore: CN Kubernetes Databases: Vitess: Scalable. Reliable. MySQL-compatible.
02:44
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Explore: CN Kubernetes Databases: CockroachDB: A distributed SQL database built
05:51
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Explore: Cloud Serverless Databases: Amazon DynamoDB, Azure CosmosDB, Google DB
06:01
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Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices with Relational and NoSQL Database
02:05
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Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices with NewSQL Kubernetes Databases
03:29
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Design with Cloud Serverless Databases: AWS DynamoDB, Aurora DB, Azure CosmosDB
03:27
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Introduction - Hands-on: Deploy CockroachDB in a Single Kubernetes Cluster
03:37
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What is Kubernetes Operator and Why use Operators ?
03:08
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Step 1. Start Kubernetes - minikube start
01:22
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Step 2. Start CockroachDB - Deploy CockroachDB in a Single Kubernetes Cluster
05:02
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Step 2.1 Start CockroachDB - Initialize the cluster - Apply the custom resource
04:31
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Step 3. Use the built-in SQL client
06:20
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Step 4. Access the DB Console
04:34
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Step 5. Simulate node failure and node scales
04:42
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Step 6. Stop the cluster
03:42
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Introduction - Hands-on: Building RESTful Microservices with Serverless
02:38
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What Is Amazon DynamoDB ?
01:57
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Amazon DynamoDB Core Concepts - Tables, Items, Attributes, Indexes
03:42
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Create a DynamoDB Table
00:57
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Create a Lambda Function
04:24
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Create an API Gateway
04:00
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Test - RESTful Microservices with AWS Lambda, Api Gateway and DynamoDb
02:27
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AWS Console microservice-http-endpoint Lambda Blueprint
02:10
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Resource Cleanup
01:02
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Introduction to CN Caching (K8s and Serverless Caching)
01:27
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Cloud-native Trial Map – Backing Services: Caching
01:43
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What is Caching ?
01:31
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Types of Caching
01:20
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Distributed Caching in Microservices
02:54
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Cache Hit and Cache Miss
01:28
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Caching Strategies in Distributed Caching for Microservices
05:01
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Cache-Aside Pattern for Microservices
03:29
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Best Practices of using Cache in Cloud-native Apps
04:19
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Explore: CN Caching: Horizontally scalable Distributed Caches
01:38
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Explore: CN Distributed Caches: Redis, Memcached, TiKV, etcd
03:21
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Explore: Cloud Serverless Caches: Amazon ElastiCache, Azure Cache for Redis
02:51
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Explore: Upstash Redis: Serverless fully managed globally distributed Redis
01:33
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Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices with Distributed Caching
04:25
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Design with Cloud Serverless Caches - AWS ElastiCache, Azure Cache for Redis
02:24
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Introduction - Hands-on: Deploy Redis Cache in a Single Kubernetes Cluster
01:52
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Hands-on: Deploy Redis Cache in a Single Kubernetes Cluster with Minikube
03:09
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Start Redis - Deploying Redis Cluster in Kubernetes with Bitnami Helm Charts
03:06
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Use the built-in Redis Client - Run Redis Commands on Redis Interactive Terminal
03:53
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Simulate Redis Node Failure and Node Scales
05:55
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Stop the cluster - Clear Resources
02:54
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Hands-on: Create Cache Cluster with Amazon ElastiCache for Redis
01:52
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Create Redis Cache Cluster with Amazon ElastiCache for Redis
05:24
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Introduction to Cloud-Native Message Brokers (Async communication, event-driven)
01:17
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Cloud-native Trial Map – Backing Services: Message Brokers
02:41
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Microservices Asynchronous Communication
03:22
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Benefits of Asynchronous Communication
02:15
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Challenges of Asynchronous Communication
01:43
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Fan-Out Publish/Subscribe Messaging Pattern
02:45
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Topic-Queue Chaining & Load Balancing Pattern
03:16
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Event-Driven Microservices Architecture
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Real-time Processing and High Volume Events in Event-Driven Microservices
01:59
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Event Hubs and Event Streaming in Event-Driven Microservices Architecture
02:23
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Real-world Examples of Event-Driven Microservices Architecture
02:26
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Explore: CN Message Broker: Horizontally Scalable Distributed
01:46
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Explore: CN Message Brokers: Kafka, RabbitMQ, Redis Pub/Sub, cloudevents
02:33
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What is Apache Kafka ?
01:38
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Apache Kafka Use Cases
01:54
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Kafka Components: Topic, Partitions, Offset and Replication Factor
04:11
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What is RabbitMQ ?
01:20
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RabbitMQ Components: Producer, Queue, Consumer, Message, Exchange, Binding, FIFO
01:29
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Explore: Cloud Serverless Message Brokers: Amazon SNS, EventBridge, Azure Bus
05:07
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Explore: Upstash Kafka: Message Broker and Memphis.dev for Event Streaming
03:27
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Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices with Distributed Message Broker
02:35
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Design: Event-Driven E-commerce Microservices Architecture with Event Hubs
02:31
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Design with Cloud Serverless Message Brokers - Amazon SNS - EventBridge
03:48
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Introduction - Hands-on: Deploy Kafka in Kubernetes Cluster with Minikube
01:26
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Apache Kafka Cluster Architecture
02:51
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Apache Kafka Core APIs
02:23
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Hands-on: Deploy Kafka Message Broker in a Single Kubernetes Cluster w/ Minikube
02:14
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Start Kafka - Deploying Kafka Cluster in Kubernetes with Bitnami Helm Charts
02:14
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Use the built-in Kafka Client - Publish and Subscribe Topic with sending message
03:52
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Simulate Kafka Node Failure and Node Scales
03:47
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Stop the cluster - Clear Resources
02:31
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Introduction Hands-on: Amazon SNS Notifications Topic Subscribe From AWS Lambda
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Amazon SNS Features and Benefits
01:00
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Amazon SNS Common Use Cases
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Create Notification Amazon SNS topic
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Create Lambda Function for Asnyc Invocations from Amazon SNS
02:27
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Create Lambda Subscription to Amazon SNS topic
03:06
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Develop Lambda function for incoming event from Amazon SNS topic
03:10
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Publish Message from Amazon SNS
01:48
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Clean up Resources
00:36
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Introduction to Scalability: Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) and KEDA
01:39
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12-Factor App - Cloud-Native Scalability
02:14
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Cloud-native Trial Map - Cloud-Native Scalability
01:39
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What is Scalability ?
01:32
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Vertical Scaling - Scale up
01:46
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Horizantal Scaling - Scale out
01:17
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Scaling Cloud-native Applications in Kubernetes - Kubernetes Scalability Options
04:48
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Best Practices of Scaling Cloud-native Applications in Kubernetes
01:30
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KEDA Event-driven Autoscaling Cloud-native Applications in Kubernetes
05:59
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Explore:CN Scalability tools: KEDA, Knative, Kubeless, Virtual Kubelet, OpenFunc
06:25
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Explore: Cloud Serverless Scalability: AWS Fargate, Azure Container Apps
03:17
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Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices with Cloud-Native Scalability
05:23
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Design: Cloud Serverless Scalability: AWS Fargate, Azure Container Apps
04:36
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Hands-on: Scale Kubernetes Pods (VPA,HPA,KEDA) on a Kubernetes Cluster Minikube
01:03
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Step 1. Manually Horizontal and Vertical scaling pods into Kubernetes Cluster
07:19
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Step 2. Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) to auto scale pods on a Kubernetes
13:09
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Why needed Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling (KEDA) instead of Horizontal Pod
03:44
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Step 3. Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling (KEDA) to auto scale pods on a K8s
22:22
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Hands-on: Auto-scaling Spring Boot Microservices in Kubernetes with Prometheus
11:25
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Introduction - Deploy on Cloud Serverless Kubernetes - AWS Fargate for EKS
04:19
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Dynatrace Report: Kubernetes moved to the cloud in 2022
03:45
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Datadog Report: Serverless Kubernetes grow for all major public clouds
03:25
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AWS Compute Services: AWS App Runner, ECS, EKS, Fargate, AWS Lambda
03:19
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Hands-on: Deploying Microservices on Amazon EKS Fargate
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Step 1. Installing or updating eksctl to interact Kubernetes Cluster on EKS
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Step 2. Create an EKS Cluster with Fargate using eksctl
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Step 3. Deploy Nginx microservices on EKS Cluster w/ Fargate using eksctl
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Expose Nginx Service on EKS Cluster w/ Fargate using eksctl
03:43
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Remember Product Microservice
04:18
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Step 4. Create an ECR repository and Push Docker Image to Container Registry
06:17
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Step 5. Deploy Product microservices on EKS Cluster w/ Fargate using eksctl
07:47
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AWS Fargate Auto-scale Deploy Product microservices on EKS Cluster
04:52
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Clean Up Resources - IMPORTANT
06:55
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Introduction to Pillar7: Devops, CI/CD, IaC and GitOps
01:51
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12-Factor App and Cloud-native Trial Map - Devops CI/CD
01:32
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Cloud-native Trial Map - Devops and CI/CD
00:59
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Devops in Cloud-native Applications: Devops/DevSecOps, CI/CD, IaC, GitOps
01:38
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What is DevOps ? How DevOps is Used in Cloud-Native Microservices ?
02:24
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What is DevSecOps ? - Key Aspects of DevSecOps
02:17
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DevOps Stages: Software Development and Deployment Lifecycle
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Explore: DevOps Tools
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What is CI/CD ? How CI/CD used in Cloud-native Microservices ?
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CI/CD Pipeline Steps for Microservices Deployments
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CI/CD Flow and Tools for Microservices Deployments
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Deployment Strategies for Microservices: Blue-green, rolling and canary deploy
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Explore: CI/CD Pipelines
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Explore: CI/CD Pipelines: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins X, CircleCI
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What is GitHub Actions ?
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How GitHub Actions work - Components of GitHub Actions
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Deploy Microservices to Kubernetes with GitHub Actions
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Explore: Cloud Serverless CI/CD Pipelines: Azure Pipelines, AWS CodePipeline
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What is IaC ? How IaC used in Cloud-native Microservices ?
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IaC usage in Cloud-native Microservices
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Explore: IaC Tools
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Explore: IaC Tools: Terraform, Ansible, Puppet, Chef, Pulumi
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Explore: Terraform - Automate infrastructure on any cloud with Terraform
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Terraform IaC Steps - How Terraform Works ?
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Explore: Cloud Serverless IaC Tools: AWS CloudFormation, SAM, CDK,Azure Resource
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What is GitOps ? How GitOps used in Cloud-native Microservices ?
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CNCF 2022 Annual Survey - Organizations Favor GitOps
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Key Principles of GitOps
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How GitOps Works ? - Steps of GitOps workflow
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GitOps Real-world Use Case - Black Friday Sale E-Commerce
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Explore: GitOps Tools
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CNCF Survey GitOps Tools - Argo and Flux Graduated Projects
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Explore: GitOps tools: ArgoCD, Flux, Jenkins X, Codefresh, Tekton
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Explore: Argo CD - GitOps Continuous Delivery Tool for Kubernetes
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Argo CD deploy microservices in Kubernetes with CI/CD
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Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices with Devops, CI/CD, IaC and GitOps
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Hands-on: Terraform IaC provision AWS EC2 instance
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Terraform Workflow and Development Loop w/ Terraform Commands
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Step 1. Install and Setup Terraform
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Terraform Providers
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Step 2. Terraform Develop IaC: Write configuration the Desired State
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Step 3. Terraform Init: Initializing the Working Directory
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Step 4. Terraform Plan: Validate the resource declaration
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Step 5. Terraform Apply: Create infrastructure w/ Applying the Plan
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Step 6. Change Infrastructure w/ Config Changes and Apply Changes
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Step 7. Terraform Variables: Parameterizing the Configuration w/ Input Variables
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Step 8. Terraform Destroy: Destroy Infrastructure
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Hands-on: GitHub Actions CI/CD for Build & Push Docker Images to DockerHub
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Step 1. Create Repository on GitHub
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Step 2. Clone Repository and and push Product microservices codes w/ Dockerfile
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Step 3. Create GitHub Secrets for DockerHub Username and Token
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Step 4. Create and Define a GitHub Actions Workflow File
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Step 5. Commit Push and Monitor Workflow, check DockerHub
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Step 6. Change code and commit push to monitor new GitHub Actions workflow
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Deploy to Kubernetes cluster with GitHub Actions workflow
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Introduction to Pillar8: Monitoring & Observability with Distributed Logging and
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12-Factor App and Cloud-native Trial Map - Monitoring & Observability
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Cloud-native Trial Map - Monitoring & Observability
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Monitoring & Observability in Cloud-native Applications: Monitor, Observe, Log
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CNCF and Dynatrace Report: Observability show biggest growth in Kubernetes
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Why Monitoring Tools increases in K8s Workloads ?
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Monitoring in Cloud-native Microservices
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Deep Dive into Monitoring Types: System, Service and Application Monitoring
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Backing Services Monitoring and Kafka, Redis, DB Metrics
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Application Performance and Business Monitoring (APM, ABM)
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Microservices Health Checks: Liveness, Readiness and Performance Checks
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Explore: Monitoring Tools
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Explore: Monitoring Tools: Prometheus, Grafana, Dynatrace, Datadog, New Relic
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Prometheus - Open-source monitoring and alerting tool
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Prometheus Architecture
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How Prometheus Works ? Steps of Monitoring Cloud-native microservices in K8s
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Explore: Cloud Serverless Monitoring Tools: Amazon CloudWatch, Google Stackdrive
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What is Distributed Logging ? How Distributed Logging used in Cloud-native ms
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Microservices Observability with Distributed Logging and Distributed Tracing
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Explore: Distributed Logging, Distributed Tracing Tools
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Explore: Logging and Tracing Tools: ELK Stack, Fluentd, Jeager, Zipkin
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Elastic Stack for Microservices Observability with Distributed Logging
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Microservices Distributed Tracing with OpenTelemetry using Zipkin
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Explore: Cloud Serverless Logging-Tracing Tools: Amazon CloudWatch, Google Stack
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Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices Architecture with Monitoring
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Hands-on: Prometheus & Grafana Monitoring On Kubernetes Using Helm
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Step 1. Prepare environment (Start Docker Desktop, minikube k8s cluster and helm
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Step 2. Setup and Install Prometheus
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Step 3. Access Prometheus Dashboard
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Prometheus Metrics, Alerts and Business Custom Metrics
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Step 4. Setup and Install Grafana
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Step 5. Access Grafana Dashboard
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Step 6. Add Grafana Data source for Prometheus Server
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Step 7. Create Kubernetes Cluster Dashboard on Grafana
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Step 8. Cleanup Resources (helm, kubectl, minikube)
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Spring Boot Microservices in Kubernetes Monitor Custom Metrics with Prometheus
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  1. 1 Introduction 07:10
  2. 2 Cloud Types: Private/On-premises, Public and Hybrid Cloud 03:48
  3. 3 Multi-Cloud Strategy 01:31
  4. 4 Evolution of Cloud Platforms: Cloud Hosting Models: IaaS - CaaS - PaaS - FaaS 02:53
  5. 5 Cloud-Native Application Architecture 04:34
  6. 6 Evolution of Application Architectures: Monolithic, Microservices, Serverless 02:57
  7. 7 Deep Dive into Cloud-Native Pillars - Course Section Flow 04:54
  8. 8 Way of Learning - The Course Flow 04:22
  9. 9 Hands-on Projects 07:05
  10. 10 How to Follow the Course & Course Slides 03:35
  11. 11 What is Cloud-Native ? 02:28
  12. 12 Cloud Native Definition from CNCF 01:37
  13. 13 What Is Cloud Native Architecture ? 01:27
  14. 14 Cloud Native Architecture Design Principles and Key Characteristics 03:17
  15. 15 Benefits of Cloud-Native Architectures 01:40
  16. 16 Challenges of Cloud-Native Architectures 02:57
  17. 17 The Cloud Path of Legacy Applications - Modernization of Legacy Apps with Cloud 05:47
  18. 18 Introduction - Cloud-Native Fundamentals - Conway's Law and 12 Factor App 00:48
  19. 19 The Conway's Law 01:54
  20. 20 The impact of Conway's Law on Cloud-Native Microservices 03:40
  21. 21 12-Factors - The Twelve-Factor Application 04:56
  22. 22 I. Codebase - The Twelve-Factor Application 01:35
  23. 23 II. Dependencies - The Twelve-Factor Application 02:26
  24. 24 III. Config - The Twelve-Factor Application 02:27
  25. 25 IV. Backing services - The Twelve-Factor Application 02:14
  26. 26 V. Build, release, run - The Twelve-Factor Application 03:15
  27. 27 VI. Processes - The Twelve-Factor Application 01:33
  28. 28 VII. Port binding - The Twelve-Factor Application 01:24
  29. 29 VIII. Concurrency - The Twelve-Factor Application 02:06
  30. 30 IX. Disposability - The Twelve-Factor Application 02:23
  31. 31 X. Dev/prod parity - The Twelve-Factor Application 01:29
  32. 32 XI. Logs - The Twelve-Factor Application 01:33
  33. 33 XII. Admin processes - The Twelve-Factor Application 01:32
  34. 34 Introduction - Cloud-Native Deep Dive - Landscape, TrialMap and Pillars 00:26
  35. 35 Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) 01:56
  36. 36 Quick Tour on Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) 04:37
  37. 37 What Is the CNCF Landscape ? 06:33
  38. 38 Deep Dive into CNCF Landscape Categories 08:20
  39. 39 Complicated with CNCF Projects ? - Funny Break 01:53
  40. 40 CNCF Cloud Native Trail Map 04:34
  41. 41 The Four Pillars of Cloud-Native Applications 01:22
  42. 42 All Cloud Native Pillars - Extended for Course Structure 04:54
  43. 43 Introduction to Pillar1: Microservices 01:51
  44. 44 12-Factor App and Cloud-native Trial Map - Microservices 03:28
  45. 45 Evolution of Architectures; Monolithic, Microservices, Serverless 02:57
  46. 46 What are Microservices ? 01:26
  47. 47 What is Microservices Architecture ? 01:51
  48. 48 Microservices Characteristics 03:09
  49. 49 Benefits of Microservices Architecture 04:04
  50. 50 Challenges of Microservices Architecture 04:03
  51. 51 When to Use Microservices Architecture - Best Practices 03:13
  52. 52 When Not to Use Microservices - Anti-Patterns of Microservices 03:10
  53. 53 Monolithic vs Microservices Architecture Comparison 02:39
  54. 54 The Database-per-Service Pattern - Polygot Persistence 02:37
  55. 55 Explore: Languages and Frameworks for Microservices 04:23
  56. 56 Explore: Cloud-Native Microservices Frameworks 05:23
  57. 57 Explore: Cloud Managed and Serverless Microservices Frameworks 04:05
  58. 58 Design: Cloud-Native Microservices Architecture - Way of Learning 01:00
  59. 59 Understand E-Commerce Domain: Analysis and Decompose E-Commerce Microservices 04:12
  60. 60 Identifying and Decomposing Microservices for E-Commerce Domain 01:50
  61. 61 Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices Architecture 03:19
  62. 62 Choose Microservices Language and Frameworks for Cloud-Native Microservices 03:12
  63. 63 Reference Project: .Net Microservices - Cloud-Native E-commerce App 08:35
  64. 64 Reference Project: AWS Serverless Microservices - Cloud-Native E-commerce App 09:15
  65. 65 Introduction - Hands-on: Develop a RESTful Microservices with CRUD endpoints 02:29
  66. 66 Primary Programming Languages and Frameworks among Microservices Developers 02:00
  67. 67 Why .Net for Microservices Development ? 04:38
  68. 68 Install Prerequisites 05:20
  69. 69 Developing Product Microservices 08:31
  70. 70 Run the Application - Product Microservices 07:04
  71. 71 Create Product Microservices with AWS Serverless Services: AWS Lambda, API Gw 01:57
  72. 72 Hands-on: Create Product Microservices with AWS Lambda, API Gateway and DynamoDB 04:42
  73. 73 Introduction to Pillar2: Containers 01:26
  74. 74 12-Factor App and Cloud-native Trial Map - Containers 03:25
  75. 75 Evolution of Cloud Platforms: Cloud Hosting Models: IaaS - CaaS - PaaS - FaaS 06:59
  76. 76 What are Container ? 02:45
  77. 77 Why use Containers for developing Cloud-native Microservices ? 02:49
  78. 78 Best Practices of using Containers 03:04
  79. 79 How Containers Works ? 02:52
  80. 80 What is Container Runtimes ? 02:17
  81. 81 What is a Container Registry ? 02:45
  82. 82 Containerization: Running Microservices in Containers 02:39
  83. 83 What is Docker ? 00:56
  84. 84 Docker Containers, Images, and Registries 01:57
  85. 85 Docker Architecture 03:29
  86. 86 Explore Container tools: Container Runtimes, Registries, Deployments 04:04
  87. 87 Explore: Container Registries 04:24
  88. 88 Explore: Container Deployment Options 03:36
  89. 89 Explore: Cloud Container Services: Abstraction Level of Container Deployments 07:36
  90. 90 Explore The Most Popular Container Images: Redis, Postgres, ElasticSearch, Kafka 03:04
  91. 91 Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices Architecture with Containers 03:38
  92. 92 Reference Project: .Net Microservices - Cloud-Native E-commerce App 04:28
  93. 93 Build and Run Microservices with Docker Compose 11:27
  94. 94 Introduction - Hands-on: Containerize .Net Microservices with Docker 01:18
  95. 95 Install Prerequisites 01:29
  96. 96 Write Dockerfile for Product Microservices 05:38
  97. 97 Create Docker Image for Product Microservices 03:21
  98. 98 Run Docker Image for Product Microservices 06:56
  99. 99 Push Docker Image to Docker Hub for Product Microservices 04:28
  100. 100 Deploy Container to Cloud: AWS Apprunner, Google Cloud Run, Azure Container Inst 06:24
  101. 101 Prepare your AWS Environment: AWS Account, IAM User, Programmatic Access Key 07:42
  102. 102 Download and Configure AWS CLI for Programmatic Access 06:41
  103. 103 Hands-on: Pushing Docker Image to Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR) 05:54
  104. 104 Deploy ProductService Container to AWS AppRunner 06:40
  105. 105 IMPORTANT - CLEAR AWS RESOURCES 02:00
  106. 106 Introduction to Container Orchestrators 01:25
  107. 107 12-Factor App and Cloud-native Trial Map - Container Orchestrators 02:13
  108. 108 Cloud-native Trial Map - Container Orchestrators 02:12
  109. 109 Why need Orchestrator for Containers ? 02:29
  110. 110 What are Container Orchestrators ? 02:36
  111. 111 Container Orchestrators Usage for Cloud-native Microservices 04:19
  112. 112 Best Practices of using Container Orchestrators 03:27
  113. 113 How Container Orchestrators works ? 03:28
  114. 114 Explore: Container Orchestrator tools: Kubernetes, Docker Swarm, Apache Mesos 03:49
  115. 115 Explore: Cloud Container Orchestrator tools: EKS, GKS, AKS, Red Hat OpenShift 05:04
  116. 116 Datadog Container Reports: Kubernetes is defacto standard for Containers 03:36
  117. 117 Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices Architecture with Container Orch 03:48
  118. 118 Design with Managed Kubernetes Services - Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices 02:30
  119. 119 Introduction - Deep Dive into Kubernetes - Defacto Standart for Containers 00:38
  120. 120 CNCF 2022 Annual Survey - The year cloud native became the new normal 04:03
  121. 121 Kubernetes is Emerging as the 'Operating System' of the Cloud 03:14
  122. 122 Cloud-Native Landscape and Trial Map - Kubernetes: Container Orchestrator 02:19
  123. 123 What Is Kubernetes and why we use them for microservices deployments ? 01:09
  124. 124 Uses Cases of Kubernetes 01:53
  125. 125 Kubernetes Architecture 04:41
  126. 126 Kubernetes Components: Pods, ReplicaSet, Deployments, Service 04:35
  127. 127 How Kubernetes Works 04:37
  128. 128 Declarative and Imperative way of Kubernetes 03:44
  129. 129 Introduction - Hands-on: Deploy Microservices to Kubernetes 00:53
  130. 130 Install Minikube and kubectl 02:06
  131. 131 Getting Started with Minikube 05:08
  132. 132 ASP.NET Container Expose Port - CONFIGURE TO LISTEN - 0.0.0.0:8080 11:26
  133. 133 Create a Pod 04:24
  134. 134 Apply a Pod in K8s 08:27
  135. 135 Why Should not Create Pod on Kubernetes ? 03:16
  136. 136 Create a Deployment on Kubernetes 05:05
  137. 137 Apply a Deployment in K8s 03:47
  138. 138 Create a Service on K8s 06:40
  139. 139 Apply a Service in K8s 04:56
  140. 140 Best Practice of Creating Deployment and Services for Microservices 03:08
  141. 141 Create Ingress for External Access of Product Microservice 10:04
  142. 142 Create ConfigMaps and Secrets for Product Microservice 08:40
  143. 143 Scale a Container Instance in Kubernetes 09:53
  144. 144 Kubernetes Deploy and Service with Minikube 04:30
  145. 145 Clean up resources 03:40
  146. 146 Introduction - Helm : Managing Kubernetes Applications with Helm 00:31
  147. 147 Cloud-Native Landscape and Trial Map - Helm: Managing Kubernetes Applications 02:09
  148. 148 What is Helm and Helm Charts ? 04:26
  149. 149 Benefits of Helm Charts and Artifact Hub for Centralized Repository 04:33
  150. 150 How Helm Charts is works ? 03:19
  151. 151 Understanding Helm Chart Structure 01:54
  152. 152 Install and Use Helm 03:57
  153. 153 Getting Started with Helm: Install and Launch Wordpress Helm from ArtifactHub 15:28
  154. 154 Hands-on Lab: Deploy Product Microservices with Helm Charts 16:27
  155. 155 Introduction to Cloud-Native Communications 01:36
  156. 156 12-Factor App and Cloud-native Trial Map - Cloud-Native Communications 01:49
  157. 157 Cloud-native Trial Map - Cloud-Native Communications 01:41
  158. 158 Communications in Cloud-Native Architectures 03:23
  159. 159 Microservices Communication Types: Synchronous or Asynchronous Communication 04:33
  160. 160 Microservices Communication Styles: Request-Driven or Event-Driven Architecture 05:29
  161. 161 Microservices Synchronous Communications and Best Practices 01:31
  162. 162 Designing HTTP based RESTful APIs for Microservices 03:04
  163. 163 gRPC: High Performance Remote Procedure Calls 01:36
  164. 164 How gRPC works ? 01:10
  165. 165 gRPC Usage in Microservices Communication 02:00
  166. 166 CN Communication Patterns: API Gateway Pattern 02:47
  167. 167 A Request Flow of API Gateway Pattern 03:15
  168. 168 CN Communication Patterns: Service Registry/Discovery Pattern 03:22
  169. 169 CN Communication Patterns: Sidecar Pattern 04:10
  170. 170 CN Communication Patterns: Service Mesh Pattern 03:14
  171. 171 Service Mesh Communication in Cloud-Native Microservices 03:30
  172. 172 Explore: CN Communication tools: Service Proxy (envoy), API Gateway(kong) 01:24
  173. 173 Explore: CN Communication tools: Service Proxy (envoy, nginx, haproxy) 04:24
  174. 174 Explore: CN Communication tools: API Gateway(kong, krakenD, kubeGateway) 04:40
  175. 175 Explore: CN Communication tools: Service Meshes (istio, linkerd) 04:12
  176. 176 Explore: Cloud Serverless Communication tools: AWS, Azure Service Proxy, API Gw 02:47
  177. 177 Service Meshes are still early and Istio dominates usage 02:04
  178. 178 Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices Architecture with Service Meshes 04:09
  179. 179 Design with Cloud Managed Services - AWS API Gateway, Service Mesh 01:49
  180. 180 Introduction Hands-on: Deploy Microservices to Kubernetes w/ Service Mesh Istio 01:34
  181. 181 What is Istio Service Mesh and How Istio Service Mesh works ? 03:56
  182. 182 Getting Started Hands-on - The Architecture with Istio and Envoy 06:38
  183. 183 Download and Install Istio Service Mesh onto Minikube K8s cluster 02:47
  184. 184 Install Istio 01:48
  185. 185 Deploy the Microservices Application 04:42
  186. 186 Open the Application to Outside Traffic with Istio Ingress Gateway 05:57
  187. 187 View the dashboard - Deploy the Kiali dashboard, along with Prometheus, Grafana 06:12
  188. 188 Analysis the Dashboard 06:19
  189. 189 Uninstall Istio Workloads 05:05
  190. 190 Introduction to Cloud-Native Backing Services: Databases, Caching,Message Broker 01:57
  191. 191 12-Factor App - Cloud-Native Backing Services 01:46
  192. 192 Cloud-native Trial Map - Cloud-Native Backing Services 01:44
  193. 193 Dynatrace Kubernetes Report - Kubernetes Growth Areas are Open Source Databases 03:57
  194. 194 Backing Services for Cloud-Native Microservices 06:50
  195. 195 Starting to CN Data Management, Caching, Message Brokers (K8s and Serverless) 01:58
  196. 196 Introduction to CN Data Management (K8s and Serverless Databases) 00:59
  197. 197 Cloud-native Trial Map – Backing Services: Databases 01:55
  198. 198 Database as a Service - DBaaS for Cloud-Native Microservices 04:39
  199. 199 Relational Databases 02:14
  200. 200 No-SQL Databases 01:14
  201. 201 NoSQL Databases Types - Document, Key-value, Graph-based, Column-based Databases 03:23
  202. 202 When to Use Relational Databases ? 02:48
  203. 203 When to Use No-SQL Databases ? 03:59
  204. 204 Best Practices When Choosing Data Store - Use Right Tool for Right Job 03:32
  205. 205 How to Choose a Database for Microservices 04:29
  206. 206 NewSQL Databases 03:02
  207. 207 Comparison with Relational, NoSQL and NewSQL Databases 03:10
  208. 208 The Rise of the Kubernetes Native Database and Architecture 06:50
  209. 209 Most Usage Databases in Kubernetes for Cloud-Native Apps 02:26
  210. 210 Explore: CN Databases: Horizontally Scalable Distributed Cloud-native Databases 01:51
  211. 211 Explore: Relational Databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server 03:24
  212. 212 Explore: NoSQL Databases: MongoDB, Redis, Cassandra 03:11
  213. 213 Explore: NewSQL Kubernetes Database: Vitess, TiDB, TiKV, CockroachDB, YugabyteDB 04:00
  214. 214 Explore: Kubernetes Databases: YugabyteDB: The Scalable Cloud Native Database 07:30
  215. 215 Explore: CN Kubernetes Databases: Vitess: Scalable. Reliable. MySQL-compatible. 02:44
  216. 216 Explore: CN Kubernetes Databases: CockroachDB: A distributed SQL database built 05:51
  217. 217 Explore: Cloud Serverless Databases: Amazon DynamoDB, Azure CosmosDB, Google DB 06:01
  218. 218 Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices with Relational and NoSQL Database 02:05
  219. 219 Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices with NewSQL Kubernetes Databases 03:29
  220. 220 Design with Cloud Serverless Databases: AWS DynamoDB, Aurora DB, Azure CosmosDB 03:27
  221. 221 Introduction - Hands-on: Deploy CockroachDB in a Single Kubernetes Cluster 03:37
  222. 222 What is Kubernetes Operator and Why use Operators ? 03:08
  223. 223 Step 1. Start Kubernetes - minikube start 01:22
  224. 224 Step 2. Start CockroachDB - Deploy CockroachDB in a Single Kubernetes Cluster 05:02
  225. 225 Step 2.1 Start CockroachDB - Initialize the cluster - Apply the custom resource 04:31
  226. 226 Step 3. Use the built-in SQL client 06:20
  227. 227 Step 4. Access the DB Console 04:34
  228. 228 Step 5. Simulate node failure and node scales 04:42
  229. 229 Step 6. Stop the cluster 03:42
  230. 230 Introduction - Hands-on: Building RESTful Microservices with Serverless 02:38
  231. 231 What Is Amazon DynamoDB ? 01:57
  232. 232 Amazon DynamoDB Core Concepts - Tables, Items, Attributes, Indexes 03:42
  233. 233 Create a DynamoDB Table 00:57
  234. 234 Create a Lambda Function 04:24
  235. 235 Create an API Gateway 04:00
  236. 236 Test - RESTful Microservices with AWS Lambda, Api Gateway and DynamoDb 02:27
  237. 237 AWS Console microservice-http-endpoint Lambda Blueprint 02:10
  238. 238 Resource Cleanup 01:02
  239. 239 Introduction to CN Caching (K8s and Serverless Caching) 01:27
  240. 240 Cloud-native Trial Map – Backing Services: Caching 01:43
  241. 241 What is Caching ? 01:31
  242. 242 Types of Caching 01:20
  243. 243 Distributed Caching in Microservices 02:54
  244. 244 Cache Hit and Cache Miss 01:28
  245. 245 Caching Strategies in Distributed Caching for Microservices 05:01
  246. 246 Cache-Aside Pattern for Microservices 03:29
  247. 247 Best Practices of using Cache in Cloud-native Apps 04:19
  248. 248 Explore: CN Caching: Horizontally scalable Distributed Caches 01:38
  249. 249 Explore: CN Distributed Caches: Redis, Memcached, TiKV, etcd 03:21
  250. 250 Explore: Cloud Serverless Caches: Amazon ElastiCache, Azure Cache for Redis 02:51
  251. 251 Explore: Upstash Redis: Serverless fully managed globally distributed Redis 01:33
  252. 252 Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices with Distributed Caching 04:25
  253. 253 Design with Cloud Serverless Caches - AWS ElastiCache, Azure Cache for Redis 02:24
  254. 254 Introduction - Hands-on: Deploy Redis Cache in a Single Kubernetes Cluster 01:52
  255. 255 Hands-on: Deploy Redis Cache in a Single Kubernetes Cluster with Minikube 03:09
  256. 256 Start Redis - Deploying Redis Cluster in Kubernetes with Bitnami Helm Charts 03:06
  257. 257 Use the built-in Redis Client - Run Redis Commands on Redis Interactive Terminal 03:53
  258. 258 Simulate Redis Node Failure and Node Scales 05:55
  259. 259 Stop the cluster - Clear Resources 02:54
  260. 260 Hands-on: Create Cache Cluster with Amazon ElastiCache for Redis 01:52
  261. 261 Create Redis Cache Cluster with Amazon ElastiCache for Redis 05:24
  262. 262 Introduction to Cloud-Native Message Brokers (Async communication, event-driven) 01:17
  263. 263 Cloud-native Trial Map – Backing Services: Message Brokers 02:41
  264. 264 Microservices Asynchronous Communication 03:22
  265. 265 Benefits of Asynchronous Communication 02:15
  266. 266 Challenges of Asynchronous Communication 01:43
  267. 267 Fan-Out Publish/Subscribe Messaging Pattern 02:45
  268. 268 Topic-Queue Chaining & Load Balancing Pattern 03:16
  269. 269 Event-Driven Microservices Architecture 01:57
  270. 270 Real-time Processing and High Volume Events in Event-Driven Microservices 01:59
  271. 271 Event Hubs and Event Streaming in Event-Driven Microservices Architecture 02:23
  272. 272 Real-world Examples of Event-Driven Microservices Architecture 02:26
  273. 273 Explore: CN Message Broker: Horizontally Scalable Distributed 01:46
  274. 274 Explore: CN Message Brokers: Kafka, RabbitMQ, Redis Pub/Sub, cloudevents 02:33
  275. 275 What is Apache Kafka ? 01:38
  276. 276 Apache Kafka Use Cases 01:54
  277. 277 Kafka Components: Topic, Partitions, Offset and Replication Factor 04:11
  278. 278 What is RabbitMQ ? 01:20
  279. 279 RabbitMQ Components: Producer, Queue, Consumer, Message, Exchange, Binding, FIFO 01:29
  280. 280 Explore: Cloud Serverless Message Brokers: Amazon SNS, EventBridge, Azure Bus 05:07
  281. 281 Explore: Upstash Kafka: Message Broker and Memphis.dev for Event Streaming 03:27
  282. 282 Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices with Distributed Message Broker 02:35
  283. 283 Design: Event-Driven E-commerce Microservices Architecture with Event Hubs 02:31
  284. 284 Design with Cloud Serverless Message Brokers - Amazon SNS - EventBridge 03:48
  285. 285 Introduction - Hands-on: Deploy Kafka in Kubernetes Cluster with Minikube 01:26
  286. 286 Apache Kafka Cluster Architecture 02:51
  287. 287 Apache Kafka Core APIs 02:23
  288. 288 Hands-on: Deploy Kafka Message Broker in a Single Kubernetes Cluster w/ Minikube 02:14
  289. 289 Start Kafka - Deploying Kafka Cluster in Kubernetes with Bitnami Helm Charts 02:14
  290. 290 Use the built-in Kafka Client - Publish and Subscribe Topic with sending message 03:52
  291. 291 Simulate Kafka Node Failure and Node Scales 03:47
  292. 292 Stop the cluster - Clear Resources 02:31
  293. 293 Introduction Hands-on: Amazon SNS Notifications Topic Subscribe From AWS Lambda 01:18
  294. 294 Amazon SNS Features and Benefits 01:00
  295. 295 Amazon SNS Common Use Cases 01:52
  296. 296 Create Notification Amazon SNS topic 01:23
  297. 297 Create Lambda Function for Asnyc Invocations from Amazon SNS 02:27
  298. 298 Create Lambda Subscription to Amazon SNS topic 03:06
  299. 299 Develop Lambda function for incoming event from Amazon SNS topic 03:10
  300. 300 Publish Message from Amazon SNS 01:48
  301. 301 Clean up Resources 00:36
  302. 302 Introduction to Scalability: Kubernetes Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) and KEDA 01:39
  303. 303 12-Factor App - Cloud-Native Scalability 02:14
  304. 304 Cloud-native Trial Map - Cloud-Native Scalability 01:39
  305. 305 What is Scalability ? 01:32
  306. 306 Vertical Scaling - Scale up 01:46
  307. 307 Horizantal Scaling - Scale out 01:17
  308. 308 Scaling Cloud-native Applications in Kubernetes - Kubernetes Scalability Options 04:48
  309. 309 Best Practices of Scaling Cloud-native Applications in Kubernetes 01:30
  310. 310 KEDA Event-driven Autoscaling Cloud-native Applications in Kubernetes 05:59
  311. 311 Explore:CN Scalability tools: KEDA, Knative, Kubeless, Virtual Kubelet, OpenFunc 06:25
  312. 312 Explore: Cloud Serverless Scalability: AWS Fargate, Azure Container Apps 03:17
  313. 313 Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices with Cloud-Native Scalability 05:23
  314. 314 Design: Cloud Serverless Scalability: AWS Fargate, Azure Container Apps 04:36
  315. 315 Hands-on: Scale Kubernetes Pods (VPA,HPA,KEDA) on a Kubernetes Cluster Minikube 01:03
  316. 316 Step 1. Manually Horizontal and Vertical scaling pods into Kubernetes Cluster 07:19
  317. 317 Step 2. Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) to auto scale pods on a Kubernetes 13:09
  318. 318 Why needed Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling (KEDA) instead of Horizontal Pod 03:44
  319. 319 Step 3. Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling (KEDA) to auto scale pods on a K8s 22:22
  320. 320 Hands-on: Auto-scaling Spring Boot Microservices in Kubernetes with Prometheus 11:25
  321. 321 Introduction - Deploy on Cloud Serverless Kubernetes - AWS Fargate for EKS 04:19
  322. 322 Dynatrace Report: Kubernetes moved to the cloud in 2022 03:45
  323. 323 Datadog Report: Serverless Kubernetes grow for all major public clouds 03:25
  324. 324 AWS Compute Services: AWS App Runner, ECS, EKS, Fargate, AWS Lambda 03:19
  325. 325 Hands-on: Deploying Microservices on Amazon EKS Fargate 01:59
  326. 326 Step 1. Installing or updating eksctl to interact Kubernetes Cluster on EKS 04:20
  327. 327 Step 2. Create an EKS Cluster with Fargate using eksctl 06:38
  328. 328 Step 3. Deploy Nginx microservices on EKS Cluster w/ Fargate using eksctl 03:18
  329. 329 Expose Nginx Service on EKS Cluster w/ Fargate using eksctl 03:43
  330. 330 Remember Product Microservice 04:18
  331. 331 Step 4. Create an ECR repository and Push Docker Image to Container Registry 06:17
  332. 332 Step 5. Deploy Product microservices on EKS Cluster w/ Fargate using eksctl 07:47
  333. 333 AWS Fargate Auto-scale Deploy Product microservices on EKS Cluster 04:52
  334. 334 Clean Up Resources - IMPORTANT 06:55
  335. 335 Introduction to Pillar7: Devops, CI/CD, IaC and GitOps 01:51
  336. 336 12-Factor App and Cloud-native Trial Map - Devops CI/CD 01:32
  337. 337 Cloud-native Trial Map - Devops and CI/CD 00:59
  338. 338 Devops in Cloud-native Applications: Devops/DevSecOps, CI/CD, IaC, GitOps 01:38
  339. 339 What is DevOps ? How DevOps is Used in Cloud-Native Microservices ? 02:24
  340. 340 What is DevSecOps ? - Key Aspects of DevSecOps 02:17
  341. 341 DevOps Stages: Software Development and Deployment Lifecycle 03:06
  342. 342 Explore: DevOps Tools 02:45
  343. 343 What is CI/CD ? How CI/CD used in Cloud-native Microservices ? 02:58
  344. 344 CI/CD Pipeline Steps for Microservices Deployments 03:19
  345. 345 CI/CD Flow and Tools for Microservices Deployments 03:12
  346. 346 Deployment Strategies for Microservices: Blue-green, rolling and canary deploy 02:26
  347. 347 Explore: CI/CD Pipelines 01:48
  348. 348 Explore: CI/CD Pipelines: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins X, CircleCI 04:54
  349. 349 What is GitHub Actions ? 01:35
  350. 350 How GitHub Actions work - Components of GitHub Actions 02:42
  351. 351 Deploy Microservices to Kubernetes with GitHub Actions 06:30
  352. 352 Explore: Cloud Serverless CI/CD Pipelines: Azure Pipelines, AWS CodePipeline 03:25
  353. 353 What is IaC ? How IaC used in Cloud-native Microservices ? 02:31
  354. 354 IaC usage in Cloud-native Microservices 02:18
  355. 355 Explore: IaC Tools 01:42
  356. 356 Explore: IaC Tools: Terraform, Ansible, Puppet, Chef, Pulumi 04:47
  357. 357 Explore: Terraform - Automate infrastructure on any cloud with Terraform 02:38
  358. 358 Terraform IaC Steps - How Terraform Works ? 03:38
  359. 359 Explore: Cloud Serverless IaC Tools: AWS CloudFormation, SAM, CDK,Azure Resource 04:26
  360. 360 What is GitOps ? How GitOps used in Cloud-native Microservices ? 03:16
  361. 361 CNCF 2022 Annual Survey - Organizations Favor GitOps 01:35
  362. 362 Key Principles of GitOps 02:13
  363. 363 How GitOps Works ? - Steps of GitOps workflow 04:35
  364. 364 GitOps Real-world Use Case - Black Friday Sale E-Commerce 04:09
  365. 365 Explore: GitOps Tools 01:45
  366. 366 CNCF Survey GitOps Tools - Argo and Flux Graduated Projects 01:56
  367. 367 Explore: GitOps tools: ArgoCD, Flux, Jenkins X, Codefresh, Tekton 03:29
  368. 368 Explore: Argo CD - GitOps Continuous Delivery Tool for Kubernetes 01:56
  369. 369 Argo CD deploy microservices in Kubernetes with CI/CD 05:26
  370. 370 Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices with Devops, CI/CD, IaC and GitOps 05:40
  371. 371 Hands-on: Terraform IaC provision AWS EC2 instance 01:51
  372. 372 Terraform Workflow and Development Loop w/ Terraform Commands 04:04
  373. 373 Step 1. Install and Setup Terraform 03:38
  374. 374 Terraform Providers 05:41
  375. 375 Step 2. Terraform Develop IaC: Write configuration the Desired State 04:52
  376. 376 Step 3. Terraform Init: Initializing the Working Directory 02:42
  377. 377 Step 4. Terraform Plan: Validate the resource declaration 03:01
  378. 378 Step 5. Terraform Apply: Create infrastructure w/ Applying the Plan 04:03
  379. 379 Step 6. Change Infrastructure w/ Config Changes and Apply Changes 04:19
  380. 380 Step 7. Terraform Variables: Parameterizing the Configuration w/ Input Variables 03:41
  381. 381 Step 8. Terraform Destroy: Destroy Infrastructure 02:28
  382. 382 Hands-on: GitHub Actions CI/CD for Build & Push Docker Images to DockerHub 01:27
  383. 383 Step 1. Create Repository on GitHub 01:03
  384. 384 Step 2. Clone Repository and and push Product microservices codes w/ Dockerfile 04:08
  385. 385 Step 3. Create GitHub Secrets for DockerHub Username and Token 02:22
  386. 386 Step 4. Create and Define a GitHub Actions Workflow File 04:35
  387. 387 Step 5. Commit Push and Monitor Workflow, check DockerHub 01:48
  388. 388 Step 6. Change code and commit push to monitor new GitHub Actions workflow 03:28
  389. 389 Deploy to Kubernetes cluster with GitHub Actions workflow 03:09
  390. 390 Introduction to Pillar8: Monitoring & Observability with Distributed Logging and 01:44
  391. 391 12-Factor App and Cloud-native Trial Map - Monitoring & Observability 02:01
  392. 392 Cloud-native Trial Map - Monitoring & Observability 01:36
  393. 393 Monitoring & Observability in Cloud-native Applications: Monitor, Observe, Log 02:11
  394. 394 CNCF and Dynatrace Report: Observability show biggest growth in Kubernetes 01:32
  395. 395 Why Monitoring Tools increases in K8s Workloads ? 01:53
  396. 396 Monitoring in Cloud-native Microservices 03:13
  397. 397 Deep Dive into Monitoring Types: System, Service and Application Monitoring 04:34
  398. 398 Backing Services Monitoring and Kafka, Redis, DB Metrics 02:51
  399. 399 Application Performance and Business Monitoring (APM, ABM) 05:50
  400. 400 Microservices Health Checks: Liveness, Readiness and Performance Checks 02:54
  401. 401 Explore: Monitoring Tools 01:11
  402. 402 Explore: Monitoring Tools: Prometheus, Grafana, Dynatrace, Datadog, New Relic 04:56
  403. 403 Prometheus - Open-source monitoring and alerting tool 04:37
  404. 404 Prometheus Architecture 07:09
  405. 405 How Prometheus Works ? Steps of Monitoring Cloud-native microservices in K8s 03:11
  406. 406 Explore: Cloud Serverless Monitoring Tools: Amazon CloudWatch, Google Stackdrive 01:47
  407. 407 What is Distributed Logging ? How Distributed Logging used in Cloud-native ms 02:22
  408. 408 Microservices Observability with Distributed Logging and Distributed Tracing 04:26
  409. 409 Explore: Distributed Logging, Distributed Tracing Tools 02:02
  410. 410 Explore: Logging and Tracing Tools: ELK Stack, Fluentd, Jeager, Zipkin 03:55
  411. 411 Elastic Stack for Microservices Observability with Distributed Logging 05:38
  412. 412 Microservices Distributed Tracing with OpenTelemetry using Zipkin 03:37
  413. 413 Explore: Cloud Serverless Logging-Tracing Tools: Amazon CloudWatch, Google Stack 04:29
  414. 414 Design: Cloud-Native E-commerce Microservices Architecture with Monitoring 06:43
  415. 415 Hands-on: Prometheus & Grafana Monitoring On Kubernetes Using Helm 04:14
  416. 416 Step 1. Prepare environment (Start Docker Desktop, minikube k8s cluster and helm 01:53
  417. 417 Step 2. Setup and Install Prometheus 05:54
  418. 418 Step 3. Access Prometheus Dashboard 06:59
  419. 419 Prometheus Metrics, Alerts and Business Custom Metrics 03:04
  420. 420 Step 4. Setup and Install Grafana 03:31
  421. 421 Step 5. Access Grafana Dashboard 03:20
  422. 422 Step 6. Add Grafana Data source for Prometheus Server 02:25
  423. 423 Step 7. Create Kubernetes Cluster Dashboard on Grafana 04:26
  424. 424 Step 8. Cleanup Resources (helm, kubectl, minikube) 02:10
  425. 425 Spring Boot Microservices in Kubernetes Monitor Custom Metrics with Prometheus 08:09
  426. 426 Thanks 01:03

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