Ultimate Service 3.0

Name: Ultimate Service 3.0
Price: 9 USD
Availability: InStock

13h 33m 5s

English

Paid

April 9, 2024

This updated course teaches you how to build production-level services in Go, leveraging the power of Kubernetes.

From the beginning of the course, you will pair-program with your instructor Bill Kennedy as he walks you through the design philosophies, architectural decisions, and best practices as they apply to engineering a production-ready Go service.

With each new feature that is added to the service, you will learn how to deploy and manage the Kubernetes environment used to run the service. Throughout the class, the code being worked on is pushed to a repository for personal access and review.

This class teaches how to build production-level services in Go with a focus on macro-level engineering decisions. From the beginning you will pair program with the instructor, walking through the design philosophies and guidelines used to engineer the code.

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#	Title	Duration
1	1.0 Intro	00:31
2	1.1: Design Philosophy, Guidelines, What to Expect	02:36
3	1.2: Tooling to Install	04:54
4	2.0 Intro	00:49
5	2.1: Adding Dependencies	23:28
6	2.2: Module Mirrors	19:23
7	2.3: Checksum Database	05:18
8	2.4: Vendoring	05:28
9	2.5: MVS Algorithm	18:15
10	3.0 Intro	00:51
11	3.1: Tooling Installation	05:15
12	3.2: Understanding Clusters, Nodes and Pods	10:07
13	3.3: Write Basic Service for Testing	07:57
14	3.4.1: Docker Images	10:34
15	3.4.2: Kind Configuration	05:47
16	3.4.3: Core K8s Configuration	16:37
17	3.4.4: K8s Quotas / Patching	18:33
18	4.0 Intro	00:55
19	4.1: Project Layers, Policies, and Guidelines	18:14
20	4.2: Prepare Project	19:08
21	4.3: Logging Support	17:04
22	4.4: Configuration Support	21:33
23	4.5: Debugging / Metrics Support	22:28
24	4.6: Shutdown Signaling and Load Shedding	11:01
25	5.0 Intro	00:36
26	5.1: Basic Structure of an HTTP Router	11:26
27	5.2: Add a Readiness, Liveness and Test Handler	23:59
28	6.0 Intro	00:48
29	6.1: Custom Router	17:59
30	6.2: Custom Handler Function	12:31
31	6.3: Middleware Support	09:02
32	6.4: Sending Responses	05:11
33	7.0 Intro	01:01
34	7.1: Logging	13:56
35	7.2: Request Context	15:44
36	7.3.1: Understanding what Error Handling Means	04:54
37	7.3.2: Declaring Custom Error Types	16:48
38	7.3.3: Consistent Handling and Response	13:08
39	7.4: Panic Handling	09:06
40	7.5: Metrics	18:21
41	8.0 Intro	00:39
42	8.1: Understanding JWT	09:02
43	8.2: Private/Public Key Generation	12:16
44	8.3: Token Generation	21:21
45	8.4: Token Signature Validation	07:26
46	9.0 Intro	00:45
47	9.1: Auth Package	11:02
48	9.2: Implementation of an In-Memory Key Store	08:33
49	9.3: Middleware	13:52
50	9.4: Auth Unit Test	19:31
51	10.0 Intro	00:46
52	10.1: Kubernetes Support for Postgres	10:14
53	10.2: Using Sqlx	20:58
54	10.3: Update Readiness Handler to Perform DB Checks	05:49
55	11.0 Intro	00:46
56	11.1: Maintaining Database Schemas	16:03
57	11.2: Seeding Data	05:18
58	11.3: Init Containers	09:53
59	12.0 Intro	00:58
60	12.1: Design Philosophies, Policies, and Guidelines	11:46
61	12.2: User Data Models and API Precision	18:16
62	12.3: Data Model Validation	07:49
63	12.4: User CRUD Data Business Package APIs	26:34
64	12.5: User Core Business Package APIs	07:40
65	13.0 Intro	00:45
66	13.1: Support for Starting and Stopping Containers	13:56
67	13.2: Support for Starting and Stopping a Unit Test	10:36
68	13.3: Write User CRUD Data Unit Tests	11:50
69	14.0 Intro	00:44
70	14.1: Writing User Web Handlers	16:08
71	14.2: Support for Starting and Stopping an Integration Test	04:07
72	14.3: Write Integration Tests for Users	10:40
73	15.0 Intro	00:45
74	15.1: Integrate OTEL Web Handler into the Framework	11:43
75	15.2: Integrate OTEL into Service Startup	09:08
76	15.3: Add Zipkin into POD	10:51
77	15.4: Add Tracing Calls Inside Functions to Trace	08:30
78	16.0 Intro	00:37
79	16.1: Check For Dependcy Upgrades	07:00
80	16.2: Rebuild and Run the Project	07:12