NestJS + Microservicios: Aplicaciones escalables y modulares
NATS, Webhooks, CI/CD, Git submodules, Gateways, Docker, Kubernetes, GCloud, PosstgreSQL, Mongo, SQLite
4.88 (656 reviews)
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21 hours
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May 2024
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What you will learn
Conocer y desarrollar microservicios
Crear microservicios con NestJS
Comunicación por TCP, NATS y HTTP
Trabajar con Gateways
Autenticación
Trabajo con varias bases de datos - Relacionales y no relacionales
Desplegar en Google Cloud
Docker, Kubernetes, Git Modules y mucho más
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Our Verdict
Overall, 'NestJS + Microservicios: Aplicaciones escalables y modulares' is an incredibly valuable resource for developers eager to expand their skills and understanding of microservice architectures utilizing NestJS. Despite several minor shortcomings, this course provides a solid foundation that encourages learners to explore additional materials and practices specific to project needs.
What We Liked
- 'Microservicios con NestJS' covers a broad spectrum of technologies and concepts, making it an ideal course for developers looking to deepen their understanding of microservices and scalable architectures.
- The course is heavily practice-oriented with a total of 21 hours length and clear instructions, helping learners implement the taught theories effectively in real projects.
- A staggered difficulty curve ensures learners start building their own microservices after an introduction to Nest. Exposure to cloud technologies like GCloud, Kubernetes, and Docker further broaden skillsets.
- The course goes beyond theory with a practical approach on using NATS messaging system, Git submodules, handling various databases, Stripe for payments, and more.
Potential Drawbacks
- Limited coverage of certain important topics like testing (unit tests, integration tests, E2E tests) within the context of CI/CD and maintaining production applications.
- The curriculum moves at a fast pace, which could make it challenging for those new to concepts like Docker or Kubernetes. Additional resources would be helpful for those wishing to delve deeper into these topics.
- In a real-world implementation scenario, specific security measures should be explained and exercised given that microservices communicate with each other over the internet.
- Lacks depth in handling service disruptions within complex microservice architectures (e.g., event loss or duplicate processing) using NATS.
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26/02/2024
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