Introduction to circuit breaker in microservices (for beginners)

[@saurabhdadhich5485]

I have worked on Circuit Breakers in my internship back in 2019, it is a super cool topic.

[@deveshagarwal660]

This question was asked to me in an interview today. I was not able to answer probably. After this video, the concept is much clear now.

[@pravaskumar7078]

Excellent Explanation...Keep it up

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[@kirankumarmothukuri7660]

Excellent demonstration madam. Thank you.

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Thank you so much for such a beautiful and concise explanation

[@sudocode]

You're very welcome!

[@aravindkumarn1776]

Very interesting one. Thank you so much for creating valuable content.One more suggestion since I am frequently watching yours videos. Could please create resiliency implementation in microservices in any language. That will be more helpful for learners.

[@sudocode]

Noted

[@suraj.mohapatra]

I loved your explanations

[@EaswaranParamasivam]

Awesome explanation!! Thanks!

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Nicely explained. Thanks!

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[@TriPham-j3b]

Timing circuit breaker to prevent both transciemt overload to nontranscient so it delay atleast 10 minutes before it restart connection. This idea also use inover queries inteenet bug of robot call too but in case of internet it black only 1 router that generate robot call only or many router with robot call if it happen

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[@sudocode]

It’s a secret 🤫

[@prabhjotsingh9597]

Thank you for the lovely video Is it possible to share some of the real world examples which requires manual control for states?

[@sudocode]

The errors being thrown are due to a bug and a false alarm.

[@prabhjotsingh9597]

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[@jithinwilfred8633]

Great explanation

[@asashish905]

At the perfect time. Thanks!

[@LearningExperienceAccess]

At the time of implementation , do we need to create different project to implement circuit breaker pattern in between two services?

[@sudocode]

You can simulate it by creating two different packages or projects or different applications. In real world scenario these two applications will be deployed on separate machines and the communication would take place through http APIs, circuit breakers are configured to handle API timeouts. Hope that helps.

[@manikantapunnam1189]

Thanks very much Ma'am 😊

[@sudocode]

Most welcome 😊

[@anilnayak5642]

Beautiful

[@shrishailmadari8792]

well explained but please do some coding videos as well

[@GiriGL]

This does not work in case of stateless system. In case of stateless system, db dependency is to be maintained.

[@rishiraj2548]

Thank you very much

[@MilindKTechnology]

Thank you ma'am

[@prateekkatiyar9532]

Great

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[@sreekarv6282]

Concepts are good and explaining well but had to watch in atleast 0.75x as your rate of speech is very fast for me

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