Microservices with React, Node. JS/TS, Mongo & NATS Streaming

Event-Based Architecture? Covered! Server side rendering with React? Yep. Scalable, production-ready code? Its here! How This Course WorksThis course doesn’t focus on using an off-the-shelf microservices framework. Many exist, but they hide the inner workings and challenges of microservices away from you. Instead, we will be using a minimal number of libraries, and write as much custom code as possible. This will expose you to challenging problems and clever solutions when handling subjects like async events! What Technology You’ll UseBecause we are building a full stack application, we will use a variety of technologies. On the frontend, we’ll use React and Next JS to present content to users. Each service is created using Node and Express. Data for each service is held in either a Mongo database. The entire app is deployed and runs in Docker containers executed in a Kubernetes cluster. Finally, almost all of the code in this course is written with Typescript. This is a scary list of technologies! Not familiar with some of these? No problem! The course is built assuming that you only know the basics of Javascript and Express. No other knowledge is needed - you will learn everything you need to know. What You’ll Be Able to DoBy the time you complete this course, you will be able to: Architect a multi-service applicationDetermine whether your app is a good fit for a microservices approachUse Docker and Kubernetes to deploy a multi-service app to any cloud providerOrganize and enhance the reusability of code in large projectsWhat You’ll LearnAn absolute incredible number of topics are covered in this course. Here is a partial list of what you’ll do: Practice patterns to create scalable microservices for a variety of app domainsWrite a custom implementation of an event busOptionally, run a development environment through a cloud providerGuarantee consistently structured responses from your different API’sConfigure and scale your services using Kubernetes DeploymentsLimit access to your APIs using Google-JWT-based authenticationAnd much more!