How to design Event-Driven Microservices - Explained

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 14

  • @ravindusamaranayake3278
    @ravindusamaranayake3278 Před měsícem

    Great content❤

  • @NaveenEdirisinghe-e4n
    @NaveenEdirisinghe-e4n Před měsícem

    Thank you!

  • @lakshanmadhuranga8527
    @lakshanmadhuranga8527 Před měsícem

    An interested topic. Thank you

  • @kavindarochana
    @kavindarochana Před měsícem

    superb....❤

  • @SankaSenavirathna
    @SankaSenavirathna Před měsícem

    සුපිරි

  • @dineshsubasingha-j8v
    @dineshsubasingha-j8v Před měsícem

    Superb ❤

  • @The_lezend_official
    @The_lezend_official Před měsícem +1

    Sir please bring a microservices project using nodejs

    • @krish
      @krish  Před měsícem

      why nodejs? use nestJS its nodejs with typescript

  • @i_am_nisal1251
    @i_am_nisal1251 Před měsícem

    Sir What about temporal ???

  • @raviharadesilva3594
    @raviharadesilva3594 Před měsícem

    Sir Do you recommend using RabbitMQ for large-scale applications rather than using Apache Kafka?

    • @krish
      @krish  Před měsícem

      Rabbit MQ is not substitute for Kafka. i have done comparison video. watch it

  • @tharakadissanayake301
    @tharakadissanayake301 Před měsícem

    Good job! I am watching your videos. Can event-driven architecture (Kafka) be used to get real-time updates? My application has a feature where several users can edit one project simultaneously. I want to show the updated project dashboard in my application in real-time. I was thinking of going with WebSockets. Which one is the best option?

    • @krish
      @krish  Před měsícem +1

      since its fire and forget type update web socket would be best choice. but if you need offline clients to know what happened when they offline then Kafka is the option

    • @tharakadissanayake301
      @tharakadissanayake301 Před měsícem

      @@krish Thank you