[018] Circuit breaker pattern (practical) - Stay without dying [Microservice in and out 018]

[@nisal_pubudu]

Thank you for these awesome contents. Learned lot about microservices architecture in every aspect throughout this series. Really appreciate the effort you put on these videos to share your knowledge and experience with us.

[@upenderrangu9319]

Really superb explanation sir, thank a lot for sharing knowledge to us.

[@shivanshtheultimateboy2.057]

Thanks for great content..can u please share content how to rollback/compensation transaction using Saga pattern...

[@alexandresapalo9868]

Being real, one of the best channels on spring/ microservices topics in you tube... please keep sharing with the community, you are making the world a better place

[@upenderrangu9319]

Thank you very much sir, In detail explanation

[@gnanamoorthis7979]

Very useful video thank you so much. Is there any GitHub project available?

[@kappaj01]

That behaviour is standard Spring behaviour. Even security annotations are bypassed when internal methods in the same class is called. That is because the annotation functionality is in the wrapper/proxy class and not injected as code in your class. The correct way to handle is put the method and it's relevant fallback method in a separate class. Then the annotation will work as the method is called through the proxy wrapper. Also makes code clean and precise.

[@LryuzakiLN]

Thank you sir!! As always very well explained quality content ☺️, thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@pankajnema4771]

Thank you. Your videos are very informative. I hv one question..for inter service communications u hv mostly used restTemplate rather than using declarative approach with spring openfeign (and Netflix ribbon for server side load balancing). Any specific reason behind that.. are restTemplates usually the preferred way for inter service communication?

[@keshariamit6232]

Sir ,pls share git location for this video

[@venkatprasad676]

Sir 17th video missing in your playlist

[@krish]

Thanks. Will fix

[@shajig78]

CodeLabs - will the 17th video will be added to the playlist?

[@anandnerurkar8482]

Great tutorial as always. Is it possible for you to take one practical use case for event sourcing and cqrs.

[@krish]

Will do

[@amranhossain7099]

you could do all things with token i mean security

[@KPSDilshan]

Thank you sir !! please do a video on elastic search.

[@krish]

Already in my todo list :)

[@jiatongwu8808]

where is the feign ,i want to learn feign,thank you very much!

[@Oskolky.]

Thank you very much! Keep doinig! Really usefull! We are watching you in Russia! And waiting for next episods.

[@prathameshbhoir1382]

After this video, 17th number video is missing in playlist. Can you please add it sir?? in microservice playlist, after 16 directly 18 is there and 17th is missing.

[@krish]

fixed

[@prathameshbhoir1382]

Thank you sir, I saw this whole series and it gives me so much knowledge, I really appreciate your efforts, please keep making such playlist 👍

[@krish]

@@prathameshbhoir1382 Thank you. there is other playlist as "Microservice practical" that has more videos. since this is theory play list I missed that video.

[@pawanmishra6654]

Sir your video very helpful.. and beautiful thing in this series is its very practical.. thankyou very much.. please make video integrated test case @Springboottest for oauth resource server

[@sumitbansal9977]

Thanks for the series. it was really a nice learning experience. So can you make some more videos on some other stuff like API gateway, Security with JWT token, Logging across microservices for correlation id, SAGA patterns for managing transactions in Microservices world, etc.

[@krish]

on the way

[@NandaKishor]

Thank you very much for the videos. The in-detail demo really helped to understand clearly where in a short sample demo we tend to miss some minor points and spend hours together to resolve it later. I am doing a POC with 3 services, Auth2.0 and Eureka. I have created a Zuul service. I am getting the token separately from Auth server for now and passing it in the header while calling Zuul. Zuul just forwards the same to respective endpoints. It works well. But I am not sure what is the standard way of doing it. Can you make video on this or share your thoughts on an architecture where we have a React/Angulr UI which should communicate with the above services. It will be very helpful. Thanks :)

[@krish]

will do

[@pratikdandare9354]

thank you sir !! I love the content you share. sir, can you make video for securing zuul proxy using oAuth2 security server??

[@kunalbirbal]

Thanks for the tutorials sir. Great content. I have implemented it in my project but now i am stuck in the zuul api gateway. How do we implement that with oauth2 security. Can u please make a video on that. It will be really helpful. Thanks once again.

[@krish]

its coming