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NestJS Microservices: Build & Deploy a Scaleable Backend

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NestJS Microservices: Build & Deploy a Scaleable Backend, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 65 lectures, based on 815 reviews, and has 5823 subscribers.

You will learn about Build & deploy real NestJS microservices following best practices Learn how to build a common library where common code can be shared amongst many applications Connect NestJS microservices together in a Kubernetes cluster on AWS & Google Cloud Test NestJS microservices using an E2E framework Implement JWT authentication & user roles Integrate payment functionality with Stripe Send emails with nodemailer & Gmail Create CRUD APIs & save data with MongoDB, Prisma & TypeORM Use RabbitMQ to process & retry messages asynchronously Learn how to connect microservices together using gRPC Use GraphQL & Apollo Federation to build an API Gateway and expose our microservices Implement an automated CI/CD pipeline with CloudBuild Provision a load balancer to expose our application externally Develop a production Dockerfile & package json for each microservice This course is ideal for individuals who are Experienced backend developers that want to learn NestJS Microservices by going beyond the documentation to build a scaleable, production grade backend It is particularly useful for Experienced backend developers that want to learn NestJS Microservices by going beyond the documentation to build a scaleable, production grade backend.

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Summary

Title: NestJS Microservices: Build & Deploy a Scaleable Backend

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 65

Number of Published Lectures: 65

Number of Curriculum Items: 65

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 65

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Build & deploy real NestJS microservices following best practices
  • Learn how to build a common library where common code can be shared amongst many applications
  • Connect NestJS microservices together in a Kubernetes cluster on AWS & Google Cloud
  • Test NestJS microservices using an E2E framework
  • Implement JWT authentication & user roles
  • Integrate payment functionality with Stripe
  • Send emails with nodemailer & Gmail
  • Create CRUD APIs & save data with MongoDB, Prisma & TypeORM
  • Use RabbitMQ to process & retry messages asynchronously
  • Learn how to connect microservices together using gRPC
  • Use GraphQL & Apollo Federation to build an API Gateway and expose our microservices
  • Implement an automated CI/CD pipeline with CloudBuild
  • Provision a load balancer to expose our application externally
  • Develop a production Dockerfile & package json for each microservice

Who Should Attend

  • Experienced backend developers that want to learn NestJS Microservices by going beyond the documentation to build a scaleable, production grade backend

Target Audiences

  • Experienced backend developers that want to learn NestJS Microservices by going beyond the documentation to build a scaleable, production grade 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, Postgres & MySQL database.

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.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Outline

Lecture 3: Course Prerequisites

Lecture 4: System Architecture

Lecture 5: Project Dependencies

Lecture 6: GitHub Repository

Lecture 7: Project Setup

Chapter 2: Common Library

Lecture 1: Database & Config Module

Lecture 2: Abstract Repository

Lecture 3: Reservations CRUD

Lecture 4: Validation & Logging

Lecture 5: Note for Windows

Lecture 6: Dockerize

Chapter 3: Authentication

Lecture 1: Users

Lecture 2: Passport

Lecture 3: Local Strategy

Lecture 4: JWT Strategy

Lecture 5: Common Auth Guard

Chapter 4: Payments

Lecture 1: Stripe Setup

Lecture 2: Reservations Payments – Part 1

Lecture 3: Reservations Payments – Part 2

Chapter 5: Notifications

Lecture 1: Emit Notification

Lecture 2: Email Notification

Chapter 6: Production Deployment

Lecture 1: Google Cloud Engine Setup

Lecture 2: Productionize & Push Dockerfile

Lecture 3: Docker Build Hanging

Lecture 4: Automated CI/CD With CloudBuild

Lecture 5: Helm Chart

Lecture 6: MongoDB Atlas

Lecture 7: Kubernetes Services & Env Variables – Part 1

Lecture 8: Kubernetes Services & Env Variables – Part 2

Lecture 9: Health Check

Chapter 7: Google Cloud

Lecture 1: Google Kubernetes Engine

Lecture 2: Ingress Load Balancer

Chapter 8: Amazon Web Services

Lecture 1: AWS Branch

Lecture 2: CI/CD With CodePipeline

Lecture 3: Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)

Chapter 9: E2E Tests

Lecture 1: Health Checks

Lecture 2: Create & Get Reservations

Chapter 10: Extra

Lecture 1: User Roles

Lecture 2: Debugging

Chapter 11: TypeORM & MySQL

Lecture 1: Database Module

Lecture 2: Abstract Repository

Lecture 3: Entities

Lecture 4: CRUD

Chapter 12: RabbitMQ

Lecture 1: Add RabbitMQ

Lecture 2: Test & Compare RabbitMQ

Chapter 13: gRPC

Lecture 1: Additional Resources

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Protocol Buffers

Lecture 4: Using TS Proto – Part 1

Lecture 5: Using TS Proto – Part 2

Chapter 14: GraphQL API Gateway

Lecture 1: Apollo Federation

Lecture 2: Apollo Federation Gateway

Lecture 3: Reservations

Lecture 4: Auth Contex & Playground

Lecture 5: Auth Service & Payments

Chapter 15: Prisma

Lecture 1: Prisma

Lecture 2: Postgres

Lecture 3: Prisma Schema & Migrations

Lecture 4: Reservations Prisma Refactor

Lecture 5: Reservations Prisma Docker

Lecture 6: Auth Prisma Refactor

Lecture 7: Auth Prisma Docker

Lecture 8: Prisma Wrap Up

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