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So you’ve created a new Spring Boot microservice project! And now you’re wondering where to begin?
Well, let me show you 5 essential steps you absolutely should take to set up any Spring Boot microservices project. Even before you write your first line of code.
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[@hyperborean72]

we need more mentors like Koushik

[@khajalieubarrie5088]

An important point is that Domain Driven Design isn’t just for developing Microservice. The bounded contexts can also be modelled using a “Modular Monolithic” approach n that in turn makes it easier if we see the need to migrate to a microservice. I think a series on DDD + Hexagonal Architecture would be great.

[@rollinOnCode]

1) Identify your project package structure 2) Identify bounded context- Domain Driven Design. what are the responsibilities of the service? 3) Model the Domain 4) Design the API around the Domain 5) Logging & Healthchecks - is it alive? dead?

[@faranahmadk7401]

Excellent, Very Informative!!!

[@pandurangmane654]

Can you please make a course on Domain Driven Design, as it is not easily understandable. Maybe you can create a new Code with me series

[@devolajide]

I also need this and hexagonal architecture

[@prabhagaikwad4849]

Awesome A lot and lot of crisp and imp info Much thanks to you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ibuxdev]

Thank you for making this video. It helped me a lot to know if I am missing something that I usually forget while creating a new project. Could you please also include the serverless infrastructure in to your future videos? I would like to know your opinion on when to consider it over traditional microservices and monolith. Thank you!

[@poojapatole3573]

Amazing overview. Thank u

[@ankitakolhe9142]

Thanks a lot. Very nice video for new starter.

[@bhaskarkulkarni8100]

Excited about this🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@vebitowork7041]

Package by feature also inherently makes your code cohesive and loosely coupled. You can also use stricter access modifiers instead of just making everything public.

[@mohammedshabbirahmed976]

Hi Kaushik you have always been my hero of Java you are always awesome and unimaginably helpful in software career guidance you rock seriously you rock

[@abhishekkumarroy2815]

Thanks 😊 lot kaushik you always give new concept and knowledge 👏

[@xamxamenko3193]

Solid stuff, man. Keep it up

[@murilo.g.t]

Amazing video! 👏🏻

[@oddtraveller]

Thank you very much Kaushik. This is a good video

[@mailboxyogesh]

Thanks, quite useful

[@nagamastanraogudipilli2550]

Hi @Kaushik, Very informative post. Could you please share some insights into microservies observability, if possible can you make a set of videos on the same

[@nadiiar75]

Thank you 🙌

[@etienadavid3998]

Thank you very much. Please can you do a video on domain driven design with code 🙏

[@poojarajput827]

Best like always

[@PankajGosavi-vu2fx]

What communication patterns is used by Service Mesh Istio is it synch or Asynch

[@VirajGamage]

Hi Kaushik, Thanks for the great video. I have a question from the current microservices based system that I have been working with. The five key principles that you mentioned in this video have been followed there and the system caters all the purposes fine as of now. However, there are business flows that need to be orchestrated across multiple microservices. Currently there are not much, but in the future, there will be more. In most of the current cases, the first service that gets hit by the API does the orchestration. I see this as not so good enough solution in the long run due to obvious reasons. How do you suggest that we should tackle this problem? Having separate services for handling the orchestrations is one way to go. Other than that, what options do we have? Thanks ..

[@deepahariharan5234]

Please try looking into "middleware" like Apache Camel that works with Springboot too for orchestration purposes

[@balusurabhi5392]

will the session be available on youtube for watching later

[@Java.Brains]

Yes, it is available for viewing later.

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[@Aabara_ka_dabara]

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[@gleitonfranco1260]

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[@Nikhil-mu9ol]

What I feel after working on DDD is that it makes makes code base heavy and they are not pure micro services. Please remove background music