Microservices with NodeJS, React, Typescript and Kubernetes

Microservices with NodeJS, React, Typescript and Kubernetes, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.26, with 653 lectures, based on 220 reviews, and has 2227 subscribers.

You will learn about Build an amazing e-commerce marketplace application with React Develop and design REST API with NodeJS and Express Create containers for microservices with Docker Orchestrate microservices with Kubernetes on minikube Orchestrate microservices with Kubernetes on AWS EKS cluster Setup Continuous Integration/Delivery Pipeline using Jenkins both locally and on the cloud Create custom helper library and publish as NPM package Setup and use tools like Elasticsearch, Kibana, Redis and Rabbitmq Setup services locally with docker compose Use Typescript both in React and NodeJS/Express microservices Use redux toolkit RTK query for data fetching and caching Setup microservices communications using Rabbitmq Setup centralized microservices monitoring Implementing observability and monitoring using Elasticsearch, Kibana, Prometheus and Grafana Use MongoDB, MySQL and PostgreSQL databases Setup access to microservices using JWT-based authentication Setup kubernetes deployments, services, statefulSets, ingresses, volumes, storage classes and much more This course is ideal for individuals who are Javascript developers looking to build large, scalable applications or Frontend or Backend developers who wants to get into the world of cloud infrastucture with AWS or Developers who wants basic understanding of application deployments on Kubernetes It is particularly useful for Javascript developers looking to build large, scalable applications or Frontend or Backend developers who wants to get into the world of cloud infrastucture with AWS or Developers who wants basic understanding of application deployments on Kubernetes.

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Summary

Title: Microservices with NodeJS, React, Typescript and Kubernetes

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.26

Number of Lectures: 653

Number of Published Lectures: 653

Number of Curriculum Items: 653

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 653

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build an amazing e-commerce marketplace application with React
Develop and design REST API with NodeJS and Express
Create containers for microservices with Docker
Orchestrate microservices with Kubernetes on minikube
Orchestrate microservices with Kubernetes on AWS EKS cluster
Setup Continuous Integration/Delivery Pipeline using Jenkins both locally and on the cloud
Create custom helper library and publish as NPM package
Setup and use tools like Elasticsearch, Kibana, Redis and Rabbitmq
Setup services locally with docker compose
Use Typescript both in React and NodeJS/Express microservices
Use redux toolkit RTK query for data fetching and caching
Setup microservices communications using Rabbitmq
Setup centralized microservices monitoring
Implementing observability and monitoring using Elasticsearch, Kibana, Prometheus and Grafana
Use MongoDB, MySQL and PostgreSQL databases
Setup access to microservices using JWT-based authentication
Setup kubernetes deployments, services, statefulSets, ingresses, volumes, storage classes and much more

Who Should Attend

Javascript developers looking to build large, scalable applications
Frontend or Backend developers who wants to get into the world of cloud infrastucture with AWS
Developers who wants basic understanding of application deployments on Kubernetes

Target Audiences

Javascript developers looking to build large, scalable applications
Frontend or Backend developers who wants to get into the world of cloud infrastucture with AWS
Developers who wants basic understanding of application deployments on Kubernetes

In building large scale applications intended for growth, microservices architecture is the go-to solution. One issue for Javascript and NodeJS learners is the few courses and/or resources to teach event-driven microservices with NodeJS and Typescript. This course was designed to show you how to setup and build a large scale event-driven microservices application using React and Typescript on the client side and NodeJS and Typescript on the server side.

This course is a fullstack course that focuses on developing microservices and connecting them to a client web application and it follows a hands-on approach or ‘learn-by-doing, which means the whole course is structured around building a fullstack web application and the different concepts will be explained detailedly as they are introduced.

What’s this course about?

This course is about building a complete ecommerce freelance marketplace from scratch using popular development tools and the microservices architecural patterns. The curriculum for this course is going to be very hands on as we walk from start to finish building and deploying the application to production. The course is structured into 4 main parts:

Development of microservices and client application
Deployment to kubernetes
CI/CD pipeline with Jenkins
Monitoring and logs management

Each structure is broken down into its sections.

Microservices development
- API gateway
- Notification service
- Authentication service
- Users service
- Gig service
- Chat service
- Order service
- Review service
Deployment of microservices to
- Minikube
- AWS EKS cluster
Setup of CI/CD pipeline locally and on the cloud with Jenkins
Frontend development
Frontend deployment to
- Minikube
- AWS EKS cluster

What Technologies You’ll Use

Because we are building a fullstack application, we will use a variety of tools and technologies. For the frontend, we’ll use React, Tailwindcss and Typescript to show content to users. Each microservice will be built using NodeJS, Express and Typescript. Across the microservices, you’ll use tools and technologies like Elasticsearch, Kibana, Rabbitmq, Redis, SocketIO, MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB. Each microservice will be built as a Docker image and executed in a Kubernetes cluster. The Kubernetes cluster will be created locally with Minikube and on the cloud with AWS EKS. There are numerous tools, technologies and packages that will be used both locally and in our kubernetes clusters.

Not familiar with some of these? No problem! This course will guide you on how to setup and use these technologies in your apps.

What You’ll Be Able to Do

At the end of this course, you will be able to

Understand the basics of microservices architecture
Build event-driven microservices using NodeJS, Express and Typescript
Use Database-per-service pattern
Setup communication styles with both Request/Response pattern and Event-driven pattern
Setup single node kubernetes cluster with Minikube and multi-node kubernetes cluster with EKS
Use Docker and Kubernetes to deploy multiple microservices either locally with Minikube or to the cloud with AWS EKS

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Walkthrough of complete application

Lecture 2: AWS kubernetes objects overview

Lecture 3: Overview of microservices code

Lecture 4: Elasticsearch and Kibana dashboard

Lecture 5: Prometheus and Grafana overview

Lecture 6: Complete project github link and presentation slides

Chapter 2: Basics of Microservices

Lecture 1: Monolithic Architecture

Lecture 2: Microservices Architecture

Lecture 3: Microservices communication types

Lecture 4: Microservices communication styles

Chapter 3: Project Architecture

Lecture 1: Project description

Lecture 2: Functional requirements

Lecture 3: Non-functional requirements

Lecture 4: Design decisions

Lecture 5: Project architecture

Lecture 6: Inter-process communication

Chapter 4: Tools Setup with Docker Compose

Lecture 1: Github link to docker compose services

Lecture 2: Local dev tools

Lecture 3: Docker installation

Lecture 4: Redis service

Lecture 5: MongoDB service

Lecture 6: MySQL and Postgres services

Lecture 7: Rabbitmq service

Lecture 8: IMPORTANT: Note on Elasticsearch and Kibana

Lecture 9: Elasticsearch service

Lecture 10: Kibana service

Lecture 11: Start docker compose services

Lecture 12: Kibana dashboard

Chapter 5: Microservices Helper Library

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: Github link

Lecture 3: Helper library description

Lecture 4: Helper library folder

Lecture 5: Install cross-env package for for Windows users

Lecture 6: Github project

Lecture 7: Node npmrc file

Lecture 8: Using interfaces in the course

Lecture 9: Helper interfaces

Lecture 10: Cloudinary upload method

Lecture 11: Error handlers

Lecture 12: Gateway middleware

Lecture 13: Logger

Lecture 14: Helpers file

Lecture 15: Github actions

Lecture 16: Publish helper library

Lecture 17: Update Library

Chapter 6: Notification Microservice

Lecture 1: Section introduction

Lecture 2: Notification microservice github link

Lecture 3: Notification emails introduction

Lecture 4: Notification service setup

Lecture 5: Package json build script

Lecture 6: Add src folder and files

Lecture 7: Notification service config file

Lecture 8: Server functions

Lecture 9: Notification service health route

Lecture 10: Elasticsearch connection

Lecture 11: Start notification service

Lecture 12: Rabbitmq connection

Lecture 13: Rabbitmq introduction

Lecture 14: Rabbitmq channel methods

Lecture 15: Auth email consumer method

Lecture 16: Use auth email consumer method

Lecture 17: Order email consumer method

Lecture 18: Mail transport method

Lecture 19: Email templates – Part 1

Lecture 20: Email templates – Part 2

Lecture 21: Use send email method

Lecture 22: Add send email to order consumer

Lecture 23: Setup jest

Lecture 24: Auth consumer test – Part 1

Lecture 25: Auth consumer test – Part 2

Lecture 26: Development dockerfile

Lecture 27: Add notification service to docker compose

Lecture 28: Production dockerfile

Lecture 29: Package json scripts commands

Lecture 30: Copy emails folder into build – Part 1

Lecture 31: Copy emails folder into build – Part 2

Lecture 32: Push code to github

Chapter 7: API Gateway Microservice Setup

Lecture 1: API gateway architecture

Lecture 2: API gateway microservice github link

Lecture 3: Gateway service folder

Lecture 4: Gateway server file – Part 1

Lecture 5: Gateway server file – Part 2

Lecture 6: Gateway server file – Part 3

Lecture 7: Gateway config file

Lecture 8: Setup gateway service elasticsearch connection

Lecture 9: Gateway health route

Lecture 10: Authentication middleware

Lecture 11: Axios Service

Lecture 12: Add gateway service to docker compose

Lecture 13: Push code to github

Chapter 8: Authentication Microservice

Lecture 1: Auth service introduction

Lecture 2: Auth microservice github link

Instructors

Uzochukwu Eddie Odozi
Software Developer

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1 stars: 11 votes
2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 18 votes
4 stars: 51 votes
5 stars: 137 votes

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