The Resilience Patterns your Microservices Teams Should Know by Victor Rentea

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Learn resilience patterns for microservices teams, including bulkheads, throttling, and circuit breakers, to build robust systems and overcome failures with Victor Rentea.

Key takeaways

Importance of building resilient systems for microservices teams
Use of resilience patterns, such as bulkheads, throttling, and circuit breakers to handle failures
Event sourcing and eventual consistency used to improve system resilience
Throttling used to restrict artificially the load or requests to a system
Use of messaging infrastructure, such as RabbitMQ and Kafka, to improve system resilience
Importance of idempotent operations to handle retries and failures
Use of circuit breakers to detect and prevent cascading failures
Importance of monitoring and metrics to detect failures and take corrective action
Importance of modeling and testing for resilience
Use of patterns such as retry, fallback, and timeout to handle failures
Importance of understanding the business domain and requirements for resilience
Use of event storming to model and design for resilience
Importance of continuous integration and delivery for resilience
Use of logging and logging aggregators to detect failures
Importance of understanding the underlying infrastructure for resilience
Use of automated testing and mocking to improve system resilience
Importance of domain-driven design for resilience
Use of messaging queues and message brokers to improve system resilience

The Resilience Patterns your Microservices Teams Should Know by Victor Rentea

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