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Module Federation: Microservices for the Frontend

1h 20m 26s
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In this lesson, you will explore in detail how Module Federation helps create a microservices architecture for the frontend. Using Nx as an example, you will learn how to organize and configure a modular interface that supports independent deployments while ensuring smooth interaction between micro-frontends.

We will start with a practical example of dynamic module federation, where we will clearly demonstrate how to load remote components at runtime without hard dependencies. Then we will move on to deploying the project in Kubernetes, where we will integrate the Module Federation manifest to achieve flexibility, scalability, and a true microservices structure in the frontend.

About the Author: Michael Guay

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Michael Guay is a professional full-stack engineer with over 10 years of experience in developing enterprise software. He works in the fintech sector, specializing in high-performance backend systems, microservices, and modern frontend. On his YouTube channel (24k+ subscribers) and on Udemy, he shares knowledge on topics such as NestJS, tRPC, Next.js, and full-stack development. On his website, he publishes practical case studies: architecture, performance, and system deployment.

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