What is the Sidecar pattern and why is it heavily used in micro-services

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Sidecar Pattern is an architecture where two or more processes living in the same host can communicate with each other via the loopback (localhost) essentially enabling interprocess communication. It is the foundation architecture on which service meshes such ad LinkerD and Envoy is built on.
In this video, we will explain, how we do things the classical way and how the sidecar pattern works, the pros and cons. Sidecar pattern also enabled the service mesh such as linkerd and istio that make microservices even better.
While sidecar pattern popularized in the containerized environment you can use it in the non-containerized environment as well.
Pros
* Decoupling thick libraries and references,.
* Applications can evolve independently.
* Polyglot - Each sidecar application can be written in its own language
Cons
* Latency
* Complexity
Stay Awesome!
Hussein

[@hnasr]

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[@pavelow36]

perfect. just what I needed to "externalize" some directories in one container to use in another. thanks!

[@Sherynella]

Nice trade-off between decoupling (isolation) and operationally coupling concerns. It should be great if you also discuss circuit breaker and fallback (Chain of Responsibility) as you already mentioned the possibility of a service not being available in the last minute. Overall great presentation!

[@hnasr]

Thanks Sherry for taking the time to comment! Great suggestions.. I am working on another video (sidecar proxy) will take your points into consideration

[@eddylin5098]

Wow. What a fantastic explanation and love the energy. Really helpful for learning as a beginner :D

[@salobhikhan]

Might be it's too late now but one question coming up in my mind, how it is then different from having a specialized service exposed via API or JMS? Because that service would also be accessible via API or topic/queue

[@barebears289]

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[@anasouardini]

why not use pipes instead of that? the only thing will slow you down is the context switching

[@xavierjulien31]

Hussein, first of thank you thank you thank you, secondly can u do a video on actual logging best practices? When you should log, what should be logged, and implementation? If like to know what industry standards are, what's too much, what s not enough...

[@Nagashitw]

Cool video!

[@RuslanSkiraUkraine]

Hard to understand but I very much appreciate your videos.

[@rafiquemohammed3029]

So in nutshell, It's an Internal Microservice Architecture ;-)

[@ShivamSharma-xz5je]

In Istio we have Envoy as side car pattern

[@shivarajbakale6261]

Hey man, I've been following your videos and they're excellent. Can you please make a crash course on Kubernetes?

[@sarcaastech]

Done ✔️ thanks for knowledge 🙏

[@anmoldeep0123]

@hussein - make a video on Java BigInteger internals - covering the basic constructor BigInteger(string , radix);

[@Alephu5]

If you're developing this type of application use a Unix socket if you can. The programming interface is almost identical, but it's considerably faster.

[@hnasr]

UNIX Socket book is on my amazon book wishlist.. so expensive though!

[@deathinheels8148]

IN-TER PRO-CESS COMMUNICATION :D

[@romantsyupryk3009]

Thanks so much for this video tutorial.

[@tarekali7064]

Thank you so much for making these great videos

[@hnasr]

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[@tarekali7064]

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[@tarekali7064]

@@hnasr My friends and I are making an open source live streaming app and your videos and tutorials are really assisting us in prototyping the architecture.

[@richardwang3438]

man, you guess it. I am searching sidecar containers and I find this, nice video,

[@hnasr]

Richard Wang welcome back! I still need to make the side car container video.. this is specific to sidecar pattern.. still same idea

[@jfpinero]

same

[@itznukeey]

I'll call this sidehoe container

[@shivaganga9148]

❤

[@alirezabahrami340]

why your talking like that ......... it took some minutes for me to get it when you say communication "communukashan" :')

[@nonyabizness577]

Just realized this guy sounds like the Shelby's Shawarma guy 🤣

[@yesh5943]

You have excellent content on your channel. Maybe its just me, but I am used to such instructional videos having a "standard" voice and I tend to find your modulations distracting me from getting any benefit from these videos

[@dasabhishek0790]

It would be better, if you can just explain on the subject without so much humor. Its distracting.

[@bogwell]

For me, the humour had a catalytic effect on my knowledge absorption.

[@Alephu5]

I also find it a bit grating, but it's a matter of taste.

[@zedzpan]

Seriously, the guy is embellishing his content by bring his whole self to his content and you're finding it distracting or grating. Make your content then. I really enjoy how he is able to bring some of the dry content to life by using his personality. Keep up your great work and don't change Hussein!