Microservices with Node JS and React

Create an eCommerce application utilizing microservices built with Node, React, Docker, and Kubernetes and then deploy and scale it.

This course teaches you to build and scale E-commerce applications using microservices with Node JS and React. Learn to solve concurrency issues in a distributed systems environment, and deploy a multi-service app to the cloud with Docker and Kubernetes.

 

What you'll Learn

• Create huge, scalable apps by combining several microservices.
• Docker and Kubernetes are used to cloud-deploy a multi-service application.
• Concurrency problems in a distributed systems environment should be resolved
• Utilize Javascript to create a sophisticated online application.
• To render data from your microservices, create a server-side rendered React application.
• Know how infrastructure is designed by large companies
• Utilize reusable code across several Express servers by utilizing unique NPM packages.
• Create thorough tests to make sure each service performs as intended.
• Utilize an event bus to send data between services at lightning speed.
• Write only code that is ready for production. No short-cuts allowed!

 

Requirements

• Javascript and Express fundamentals are needed.
• React knowledge is beneficial but not necessary.
• You need to be knowledgeable with and at ease using the command line.

Description

Architecture Based on Events? Covered! using React for server side rendering? Yep. scalable, ready-for-production code? It is now!

The best way to create and scale out apps that are meant to grow is through microservices. Just one small problem: there aren't many online resources that explore the most difficult and unpleasant problems surrounding them! To correct that, I created this course. This course directly addresses all of the major concerns around microservices. Every significant difficulty in developing microservices is discussed, ranging from problems with data replication to perplexing unordered event streams. 

This course is a great introduction to full-stack programming, beyond only covering the fundamentals of microservices. From the frontend, building a React app utilizing Hooks, to the backend, covering database architecture and deployment techniques, you will work from start to finish. The entire process is explained in great detail, and there are plenty of graphics to make sure that each step is completely understandable.

Many other resources simply display the simplest, most straightforward apps created using microservices. The focus of this course is on the most difficult aspects of microservices—problems that you will probably face on a daily basis. You will experience these issues firsthand and then use simple solutions to overcome them.

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What This Course Is About

The use of an off-the-shelf microservices framework is not the main focus of this course. There are many, but they keep the inner workings and difficulties of microservices a secret. Instead, we'll use the fewest libraries possible and create as much original code as we can. You will be exposed to complex issues and creative solutions when dealing with async events because of this!

 

Technology You'll Employ

We will employ a range of technologies because we are creating a complete stack application. We'll use Next JS and React on the frontend to offer content to users. Node and Express are used to create each service. Each service's data is stored in a Mongo database or Redis. A Kubernetes cluster is used to deploy and run the full application in Docker containers. Finally, Typescript is used to write practically all of the code in this course.

This collection of technology is unsettling! Some of these not your cup of tea? No issue! The foundational knowledge of Javascript and Express is all that is assumed going into the course. No further knowledge is required; all you need to know will be taught to you.

 

What You Will Be Capable Of

• After finishing this course, you will be able to:
• Make a multi-service application from scratch.
• Analyze whether a microservices approach would be a suitable fit for your app.
• Recognize and address the issues with async, event-based service communication
• To deploy a multi-service application to any cloud provider, use Docker and Kubernetes.
• Improve the organization and reuse of code in huge projects.

 

What You'll Discover

• In this course, a staggering array of subjects are addressed. Here is a list of some of the things you will do:
• For a range of app domains, use patterns to design scalable microservices.
• Utilizing Next JS and Hooks, create a Server-Side-Rendered React application.
• Create a customized event bus implementation.
• Run a development environment through a cloud provider if you want to.
• Ensure that your various APIs deliver uniformly structured responses.
• Consult recommended practices for interservice communication.
• Utilize Kubernetes Deployments to set up and scale your services.
• Structure restrictions on events shared between microservices should be documented and applied.
• Utilize JWT-based authentication to restrict access to your APIs.
• plus a lot more!

I wish I had taken this course when I first started learning about microservices. a course that emphasizes the most challenging elements, provides concise explanations, and weighs the advantages and disadvantages of various design approaches. Join me in mastering microservices by registering right away!

This course is intended for Javascript developers who want to create complex, scalable apps.

Infrastructure deployment-focused sysadmins should not take this course.

 

Engineering architect Stephen Grider, Instructor 4.7 Instructor Rating 415,804 Reviews

1,238,321 pupils

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In the San Francisco Bay Area, Stephen Grider has been developing intricate Javascript front ends for leading businesses. Stephen has been guiding engineers starting their careers in software development for years, and he has now expanded on that experience by creating the most highly rated React course on Udemy. He instructs on Udemy to impart his knowledge to other software engineers. Learning from Stephen's published courses is an investment in oneself.

 

4.8/10 in 15K evaluations

4.5 stars for Akash S. a month ago

 

Beginners who wish to learn more about the realm of microservices should take this course. You must browse the 55-hour course carefully to pick up information faster. I didn't give the review five stars since I raised a question in the Q&A that the teacher didn't respond to, and I had to spend a week working on the bug by myself. Overall excellent course that is advised for those wanting to understand Node JS microservices

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Oladele Tobiloba O. recently received a rating of 5.0 out of 5.

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Even though it's rather substantial, this course has significantly improved my fundamental backend skills. Although I'm looking forward to Stephen extending it to include more event bus solutions like Apache Kafka or Rabbitmq, Kudos Stephen—this is an outstanding training, thank you!

 

Rating: 5.0 out of 5 last month for Edoardo P.

 

This course had a great structure and was highly engaging. It touches on some of the fundamental ideas of microservices and provides a useful overview of clean code and best practices.

 

Inia C.

5.0 out of 5 stars from 54 months ago

 

GREAT! thorough, skillfully presented, and highly endorsed.also difficult and hard, so be ready:)

 

Useful links:

• Course page on Udemy: https://www.udemy.com/course/microservices-with-node-js-and-react/
• Node JS documentation: https://nodejs.org/en/docs/
• React documentation: https://reactjs.org/docs/getting-started.html
• Docker documentation: https://docs.docker.com/
• Kubernetes documentation: https://kubernetes.io/docs/home/