NestJS Microservices: Build & Deploy a Scaleable Backend
NestJS is an incredible backend framework that allows us to build scaleable Node.js backends with very little complexity. A microservice architecture is a popular architecture that allows us to build & deploy several independent applications that communicate with each other via a chosen transport layer.
This course is designed to bridge the gap between NestJS & this microservice architecture. It goes beyond the NestJS documentation to show you how to build a real reservation booking system that accepts payments, sends email notifications, and persists data to a MongoDB database.
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Here are just some of the few additional things you can expect to learn in this course:
- Develop a productionized Dockerfile for NestJS microservices
- Create a monorepo & shared library for common code
- Learn how to create a custom package.json & Dockerfile for each microservice
- Automate the build & deployment of Dockerfiles with a custom CI/CD process
- Connect microservices together using a TCP transport layer
This course also includes full access to the GitHub repository so you have access to the completed project at all times & can reference this completed code. Additionally, you can post any issues or questions to the QA section & I will be happy to assist you.
By the end of this course, you will know how to build, deploy & test Nestjs Microservices so you can create any scaleable application that you can think of.
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# | Title | Duration |
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1 | Introduction | 01:20 |
2 | Course Outline | 02:59 |
3 | Course Prerequisites | 00:36 |
4 | System Architecture | 03:32 |
5 | Project Setup | 05:15 |
6 | Database & Config Module | 13:58 |
7 | Abstract Repository | 11:06 |
8 | Reservations CRUD | 20:23 |
9 | Validation & Logging | 10:32 |
10 | Dockerize | 13:36 |
11 | Users | 12:05 |
12 | Passport | 09:57 |
13 | Local Strategy | 18:54 |
14 | JWT Strategy | 11:39 |
15 | Common Auth Guard | 26:15 |
16 | Stripe Setup | 15:00 |
17 | Reservations Payments - Part 1 | 10:03 |
18 | Reservations Payments - Part 2 | 09:42 |
19 | Emit Notification | 14:16 |
20 | Email Notification | 12:35 |
21 | Google Cloud Engine Setup | 09:22 |
22 | Productionize & Push Dockerfile | 13:12 |
23 | Automated CI/CD With CloudBuild | 08:58 |
24 | Helm Chart | 12:17 |
25 | MongoDB Atlas | 07:02 |
26 | Kubernetes Services & Env Variables - Part 1 | 13:24 |
27 | Kubernetes Services & Env Variables - Part 2 | 09:30 |
28 | Health Check | 02:42 |
29 | Google Kubernetes Engine | 07:08 |
30 | Ingress Load Balancer | 08:10 |
31 | CI/CD With CodePipeline | 15:24 |
32 | Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) | 12:30 |
33 | Health Checks | 13:49 |
34 | Create & Get Reservations | 10:53 |
35 | User Roles | 08:38 |
36 | Database Module | 09:04 |
37 | Abstract Repository | 09:23 |
38 | Entities | 19:22 |
39 | CRUD | 05:40 |
40 | Add RabbitMQ | 09:20 |
41 | Test & Compare RabbitMQ | 07:24 |
42 | Introduction | 02:04 |
43 | Protocol Buffers | 12:31 |
44 | Using TS Proto - Part 1 | 10:17 |
45 | Using TS Proto - Part 2 | 21:01 |
46 | Apollo Federation Gateway | 14:14 |
47 | Reservations | 12:18 |
48 | Auth Contex & Playground | 18:01 |
49 | Auth Service & Payments | 14:41 |