[DevFest SBA2016] Road to Microservices with Google Cloud Plateform

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The document discusses moving from a monolithic application architecture to a microservices architecture. It describes some of the problems with monolithic architectures like difficulty with team development, deployment, and maintenance. Microservices offer a solution by breaking the application into independent, self-contained services. The presentation then outlines how to implement microservices using Google App Engine, including its benefits like scalability and the ability to focus only on writing code. It provides examples of technologies used to build microservices like containers, continuous delivery tools, APIs, and programming frameworks.

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Road to MicroServices with Google App Engine
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About Me
@cherif_yaz
Cherif Yazid
IT Engineer @ESI
Software Engineer , Java/JavaEE Dev @ELIT (Sonelgaz)

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Intial Situation
Building an Online Store ….
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Monolith Application
Application Server
DataBase
Back End
Front End
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Problems
Team Development
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Problems
Deployment
Maintain
Application Crash
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Problems
Monolith !!!!! Problems
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Solution
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Microservices ?
• Not a Product
• Not a Technologie
• There is No Standards
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• Architecture
• Developing approach
• Agile and DDD
• DevOps
Microservices ?
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How it Work ?
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How it Work ?

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Example
Search Engin
Order Management
Messaging
Product
Management
UI
UI
UI
UI
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Rest Api

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Benefits
• Small and simple
• Easy to develop manage and maintain
• High Availability
• Multi Dev platform

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Real Aplication Example
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Technologies
• Servers
• Container
• Api
• Frameworks
• Continus Delivery
• Cloud !
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Containers
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Continus
Delivery
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Continus
Delivery
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Jenkins

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Java
Frameworks
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Cloud
Google App
Engine
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GAE
Focus On your Code
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Google do All
• building, deployment, monitoring, load
balancing
Except writing
code of your app
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GAE
Java , Python , Go and PHP
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Architecture
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Resources
Books : Building_Microservices_Nginx
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Web: http://learnmicroservices.io
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/python/microservices-on-app-engine
Code: https://github.com/Netflix

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