Symfony Messenger with RabbitMQ and Kubernetes

Symfony Messenger with RabbitMQ and Kubernetes, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3, with 31 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 36 subscribers.

You will learn about How to use RabbitMQ with Symfony Be confident with Symfony Messenger compononent How a simple Microservice works with a message broker How to work with Kubernetes in Microservice environement This course is ideal for individuals who are Symfony Developers who wants to move into Microservice Architecture It is particularly useful for Symfony Developers who wants to move into Microservice Architecture.

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Summary

Title: Symfony Messenger with RabbitMQ and Kubernetes

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3

Number of Lectures: 31

Number of Published Lectures: 31

Number of Curriculum Items: 31

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 31

Original Price: €19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to use RabbitMQ with Symfony
Be confident with Symfony Messenger compononent
How a simple Microservice works with a message broker
How to work with Kubernetes in Microservice environement

Who Should Attend

Symfony Developers who wants to move into Microservice Architecture

Target Audiences

Symfony Developers who wants to move into Microservice Architecture

Microservice architecture helps you to scale your product and make it more meaningful to add new features. Also your teams can be divided into smaller squads with ownership of respective domain. So its not only scaling your product but also teams around. Another important point is you will be able to easily bring new technologies with the help of message broker. We will see RabbitMQ mainly as an example but possible to pick and apply other solutions.

Here are some other benefits you can get from this course to apply your project.

* Easier to scale when high traffic hits your product, since you re removing the single point of failure from your architecture and using message broker with persistent storage feature. When your service is back, can start consuming the messages from where it left.

* Use Golang when you need and php in another, as long as you communicate with the same json structure, it won’t be problem.

* With help of Kubernetes, deployment and tracking the app health will be more robust and will reduce the down time.

* Symfony messenger bundle comes with all needed features out of the box, that will help you to start building your service without too much hassle

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Resources

Lecture 2: How to reach me out

Lecture 3: Creating all services with help of Symfony CLI

Chapter 2: RabbitMQ and Game Service Setup

Lecture 1: Basic setup for games service and start using an external AMQP service

Lecture 2: Installing AMQP drivers and command/event bus definitions

Lecture 3: Add first Command to CommandBus and Dispatch the message

Lecture 4: Let's install xebug and setup with docker

Lecture 5: Dispatching first event and reading it from RabbitMQ

Lecture 6: Installing Sqlite and creating first entity and migration

Lecture 7: Implementing GameEnded command and the event

Lecture 8: Improve game setup

Chapter 3: Guesses Service Setup and Implementation

Lecture 1: Guess service setup

Lecture 2: Guesses entity and command creation

Lecture 3: Dispatching GameGuessed event and transport config

Lecture 4: Handling GameEnded event on Guess service

Lecture 5: GuessCheckedEvent implementation

Lecture 6: Running consumers with supervisor

Chapter 4: Stats Service Setup and Implementation

Lecture 1: Package setup for stats service

Lecture 2: Bundle installation for stats service

Lecture 3: Messenger config and handler implementations

Chapter 5: Query Service Setup and Implementation

Lecture 1: Setup query service

Lecture 2: Creating entities and events of query service

Lecture 3: First handler and full test of the services

Lecture 4: StadsUpdatedHandler and final test

Chapter 6: Kubernetes Configuration

Lecture 1: K8s Development and Service Config

Lecture 2: Ingress Controller Configuration

Lecture 3: Skaffold Configuration

Lecture 4: Setup client service and install HTTP Client bundle

Lecture 5: Running services with Kubernetes

Lecture 6: Some more Ingress endpoints and full demo

Lecture 7: Dispatch GameEndedEvent to query queue

Instructors

Mustafa Özyurt
Web Developer/Architect

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