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Rust as a Service

6h 13m 47s
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Learn how to build and run Rust services in a clear, practical way. You work through real service features and see how they fit together.

Build Core Service Features

You start with a REST server. You add routes, handle data, and return clean errors. You also break code into small modules so you can keep the project easy to read and grow.

Work With Tools That Support Your Service

You add tracing to track requests. You set up OpenAPI so others can see and use your API. You also load settings for each environment, like local, test, and production.

Use Other Ways to Connect

You explore gRPC and WebSockets. These help when you need streams, typed messages, or faster calls than REST.

Deploy a Test Service

You run your service in a container. You learn how to build the image, run it, and check logs. You also see how to scale the service and plan for growth.

Prepare for Real Projects

You gain a clear view of how Rust fits into service design and deployment. When you finish, you can build and ship Rust services with confidence.

Additional

https://github.com/thebracket/ArdanRustService

About the Author: Ardan Labs

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Ardan Labs is a US training company founded by William Kennedy, focused almost entirely on Go (Golang) and the systems-engineering disciplines around it. Bill Kennedy is one of the most cited Go educators alive — co-author of Go in Action (Manning), maintainer of the Ardan Labs blog, and the lead instructor on a multi-track Go syllabus that runs from beginner through ultimate-Go advanced engineering.

The CourseFlix listing under this source carries nineteen Ardan Labs courses — covering Go language fundamentals, concurrency, advanced engineering patterns, Kubernetes (Bill teaches Go as the implementation language for cloud infrastructure), and the data-engineering / AI tracks Ardan added in recent years. Material is paid and aimed at engineers serious about Go as a career-defining language rather than as a syntax pickup.

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1. Introduction Demo
05:59
2
2.1 Minimal HTTP Server
09:10
3
2.2 Understanding the Service Stack
06:59
4
2.3.1 Path Extraction
05:44
5
2.3.2 Query Extraction
04:11
6
2.3.3 Header Extraction & 2.3.4 More Extractors
06:30
7
2.4 Add a Simple Tower Layer: State
07:20
8
2.5 Add a Simple Tower Layer (Mutable State)
06:19
9
2.6 Multiple States
08:57
10
2.7 Quick Recap on State and Layers
02:45
11
2.8 Nesting Multiple Routers
05:38
12
2.9 Nested Routers with State
05:37
13
2.10 Calling Other Services
05:36
14
2.11 Returning Status Codes
02:45
15
2.12 Using IntoResponse and 2.13 Error Handling with IntoResponse
11:52
16
2.14 Quick Recap on Nesting, Making Calls and Responses
02:25
17
2.15 Serving Static Content with Tower
04:53
18
2.16 Simple Header-Based Authentication
04:14
19
2.17 Simple Header-Based Auth with Middleware
08:03
20
2.18 Middleware Auth with Injection
05:54
21
2.19 Selectively Applying Layers
02:18
22
2.20 Router Layers
07:06
23
2.21 Layer Recap
01:59
24
3.1 Minimal Example
05:49
25
3.2 Logging Axum/Tower
03:15
26
3.3 Timing Spans
05:30
27
3.4 Axum Spans
05:52
28
3.5 Logging to a File
05:13
29
3.6 Structured Logging to JSON
02:21
30
3.7 OpenTelemetry & 3.7.1 Hello Telemetry
18:29
31
4.0 OpenAPI Documentation
11:41
32
5.1 Environment Variables with .env
08:35
33
5.2 The Config Crate
11:39
34
5.3 Loading Config via HTTP
07:17
35
5.4 CLI configuration with Clap
10:08
36
6.1 Hello Tonic
06:35
37
6.2 Hello Tonic - Project Definition and Build
08:26
38
6.3 Hello Tonic - The Server
08:30
39
6.4 Hello Tonic - The Client
05:04
40
6.5 gRPC Streaming and 6.6 Protocol Definition
04:19
41
6.7 gRPC Streaming - The Server
05:04
42
6.8 gRPC Streaming - The Client
03:25
43
6.9 Recap So Far
01:37
44
6.10 Authentication
08:10
45
6.11 Tracing
04:02
46
6.12 When to use gRPC
02:57
47
7.1 Minimal Echo Server
08:53
48
7.2 A native WS client
03:12
49
7.3 JSON
07:13
50
8.0 Service Deployment
05:53
51
8.1 Build a Test Service & 8.2 Native Host Deployment
09:18
52
8.3 Docker Deployment
07:55
53
9.0 Service Design
05:09
54
9.1 Understanding Your Company Architecture
09:55
55
9.2 Designing Individual Services (9.2.1, 9.2.2, 9.2.3, 9.2.4, 9.2.5)
14:12
56
9.3 Combining Services into a Modular Monolith
03:43
57
9.4 Service Exposure
03:43
58
9.5 Scaling Out
07:33
59
10.0 Wrap Up
00:56
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59 lessons · 6h 13m 47s
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  1. 1 1. Introduction 05:59
  2. 2 2.1 Minimal HTTP Server 09:10
  3. 3 2.2 Understanding the Service Stack 06:59
  4. 4 2.3.1 Path Extraction 05:44
  5. 5 2.3.2 Query Extraction 04:11
  6. 6 2.3.3 Header Extraction & 2.3.4 More Extractors 06:30
  7. 7 2.4 Add a Simple Tower Layer: State 07:20
  8. 8 2.5 Add a Simple Tower Layer (Mutable State) 06:19
  9. 9 2.6 Multiple States 08:57
  10. 10 2.7 Quick Recap on State and Layers 02:45
  11. 11 2.8 Nesting Multiple Routers 05:38
  12. 12 2.9 Nested Routers with State 05:37
  13. 13 2.10 Calling Other Services 05:36
  14. 14 2.11 Returning Status Codes 02:45
  15. 15 2.12 Using IntoResponse and 2.13 Error Handling with IntoResponse 11:52
  16. 16 2.14 Quick Recap on Nesting, Making Calls and Responses 02:25
  17. 17 2.15 Serving Static Content with Tower 04:53
  18. 18 2.16 Simple Header-Based Authentication 04:14
  19. 19 2.17 Simple Header-Based Auth with Middleware 08:03
  20. 20 2.18 Middleware Auth with Injection 05:54
  21. 21 2.19 Selectively Applying Layers 02:18
  22. 22 2.20 Router Layers 07:06
  23. 23 2.21 Layer Recap 01:59
  24. 24 3.1 Minimal Example 05:49
  25. 25 3.2 Logging Axum/Tower 03:15
  26. 26 3.3 Timing Spans 05:30
  27. 27 3.4 Axum Spans 05:52
  28. 28 3.5 Logging to a File 05:13
  29. 29 3.6 Structured Logging to JSON 02:21
  30. 30 3.7 OpenTelemetry & 3.7.1 Hello Telemetry 18:29
  31. 31 4.0 OpenAPI Documentation 11:41
  32. 32 5.1 Environment Variables with .env 08:35
  33. 33 5.2 The Config Crate 11:39
  34. 34 5.3 Loading Config via HTTP 07:17
  35. 35 5.4 CLI configuration with Clap 10:08
  36. 36 6.1 Hello Tonic 06:35
  37. 37 6.2 Hello Tonic - Project Definition and Build 08:26
  38. 38 6.3 Hello Tonic - The Server 08:30
  39. 39 6.4 Hello Tonic - The Client 05:04
  40. 40 6.5 gRPC Streaming and 6.6 Protocol Definition 04:19
  41. 41 6.7 gRPC Streaming - The Server 05:04
  42. 42 6.8 gRPC Streaming - The Client 03:25
  43. 43 6.9 Recap So Far 01:37
  44. 44 6.10 Authentication 08:10
  45. 45 6.11 Tracing 04:02
  46. 46 6.12 When to use gRPC 02:57
  47. 47 7.1 Minimal Echo Server 08:53
  48. 48 7.2 A native WS client 03:12
  49. 49 7.3 JSON 07:13
  50. 50 8.0 Service Deployment 05:53
  51. 51 8.1 Build a Test Service & 8.2 Native Host Deployment 09:18
  52. 52 8.3 Docker Deployment 07:55
  53. 53 9.0 Service Design 05:09
  54. 54 9.1 Understanding Your Company Architecture 09:55
  55. 55 9.2 Designing Individual Services (9.2.1, 9.2.2, 9.2.3, 9.2.4, 9.2.5) 14:12
  56. 56 9.3 Combining Services into a Modular Monolith 03:43
  57. 57 9.4 Service Exposure 03:43
  58. 58 9.5 Scaling Out 07:33
  59. 59 10.0 Wrap Up 00:56

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Learn how to build and run Rust services in a clear, practical way. You work through real service features and see how they fit together. Build Core Service Features You start with a REST server. You add routes, handle data, and return…
Who teaches Rust as a Service?
Rust as a Service is taught by Ardan Labs. You can find more courses by this instructor on the corresponding source page.
How long is Rust as a Service?
Rust as a Service contains 59 lessons with a total runtime of 6 hours 13 minutes. All lessons are available to watch online at your own pace.
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