@haojieshu1294
This might be the most valuable video I have watched over the years. Flask, MongoDB, k8s, microservice, mq, those are all new concepts for me, but you made it so clear to learn. Appreciate all the hard work.
@Asmr-satisfying-zzz
Thanks kantan coding and freecodecamp for making such informative video.
@LAKD
Your teaching skills is beyond excellent. The fact you can teach something this complex, and make it sound beginner friendly is extremely hard to do. You help visualize, and most importantly repeat every step with a new significant step, that's something extremely valuable. Thanks for explaining, and I'll certainly subscribe to your personal channel.
@AndrewAkaHrun
Very nice tutorial. I wish only you’d start building Python modules with unit tests instead of testing the code manually. Also, I noticed you’re tagging your containers after the build by copying the build reference into the terminal. One way of simplifying your workflow with containers is to add the tag command right to the build like so: “docker build . -t repo:tag1 -t repo:latest”. Your great educator and a lot of inspiration. Keep posting the videos!
@SD-vk3ko
5 hours in 5 days, and at last day, so happy to see the email.. Awesome work done @kantan Would love to see more of such these videos... Thank you so much
@PetritK10
One of the best course ever about K8s, it helps me to understand CKAD exam better
@elcaciquedev
The architecture design is simple yet effective enough to only be missing a couple more metric and security services, to be a perfectly viable "production" ready solution for any application.
@ericblancas8113
now this is a course worth waiting for. Would also love to see more terraform content and possibly stuff on gRPC services
@sunilshah300
I just know that the guy is a developer since he keeps on saying this thing is not the scope of course.
@hiconnor1321
Great to finally see Kantan Coding on here. This tutorial and all his others are top tier
@palaashatri
this is actually a really valid real world project. i have been working on a similar microservice, although its made with Java EE, and needed a deep dive on some concepts. Thank you so much freeCodeCamp! <3
@dharavathsuresh8838
There is a sense of satisfaction after completing the video. Thank you so much.😊
@lloparyllopary
Wow, thanks for this tutorial. I'd never used kubernetes before, but I will start using it for my servers!!! Good explanations' teacher!!!
@sreejeshraj4800
Hello FreeCodeCamp, your videos have helped me a lot. One request - while there are people advising to go, read and contribute to open source code for better experience (like reading Spring source code), I think it will be better if there is a tutorial created by someone who can walk through a real open source project and explaining it. That will greatly help many developers in my opinion. Please create a series of possible, thanks.
@RahMus-d8s
Very nice tutorial. A few points that I see here that would vastly improve it: 1. Test, test, test! There's coding for 5 hours with no checkpoints in between to test the implementation and functionality. 2. As others have pointed out, MySQL and MongoDB should have been also services in the cluster instead of instances on the local machine. This kind of defeats the purpose of 'microservices'. Either go the whole way or not at all. 3. The file handling (upload and download), should also be separate services. The API gateway responsibility should be to only relay the message from the client to the correct service endpoint. E.g.: user logs in, API gateway calls the auth service. user wants to upload/download, API gateway calls the file_handling service, etc. But great nevertheless. I hope to see more of these high-level, project-based, system design tutorials!
@osamaansari1232
We need this type of course with C#. ASAP
@konstantinpalagachev1573
Thanks!
@Adil-dp4ll
what a course !! I have been looking for a complete deployment of MSA project. kudos.
@carlostrebbau2516
Great tutorial. No fuss. Second part on deployment would be greatly appreciated.
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