Build your first Microservices based application using Go and gRPC

Course Summary

This is a SELF-COMPLETE course which includes creation of a Microservices-based javascript game application using Go and gRPC. Especially:

1 - Simple introduction to Go

2 - Introduction to gRPC

3 - Build simple server-client system using gRPC

4 - Create Microservices-based backend architecture of a simple javascript game

5 - Ensure communication among the Microservices using gRPC

In future there will be a main course in the making which includes containerisation using Docker and deployment using Kubernetes.

Also I plan add the following to the main course:

Deployment in Google Cloud
Continuous Integration using CircleCI
Metrics using prometheus
Dashboard using grafana
Tracing using jaeger

Course Curriculum

1 Introduction
7 Lessons
- 1.0 Preface
  Preview
- 1.1 Introduction
  Preview
- 1.2 What is Microservice
  Preview
- 1.3 Demo
  Preview
- 1.4 Architecture
  Preview
- 1.5 Tips for using this course
  Preview
- 1.6 Installations required
  Preview
2 Go Introduction
5 Lessons
- 2.1 Why Go
  Start
- 2.2 Go workspace
  Start
- 2.3 Run your first Go program
  Start
- 2.4 dep
  Start
- 2.5 Interface in Go
  Start
3 Javascript Game App
1 Lesson
- 3 Javascript Game App
  Start
4 gRPC
25 Lessons
- 4.1 Introduction to Protocol Buffers
  Start
- 4.2 Introduction to gRPC
  Start
- 4.3 gRPC installations
  Start
- 4.4 API Overview
  Start
- 4.5 Steps to Build a gRPC server
  Start
- 4.6 Define m-highscore service using proto file
  Start
- 4.7 Generate Code
  Start
- 4.8 Implement the RPC
  Start
- 4.9 Start serving
  Start
- 4.10 Write gRPC client
  Start
- 4.11 dep
  Start
- 4.12 Thoughts on error handling in Go
  Start
- 4.13 Create m-game-engine proto and pb file
  Start
- 4.14 game-engine logic
  Start
- 4.15 Implement rpcs
  Start
- 4.16 Serve m-game-engine server
  Start
- 4.17 Client and dep
  Start
- 4.18 Define game-resource struct
  Start
- 4.19 Functions to get clients
  Start
- 4.20 Gin
  Start
- 4.21 Create handlers for m-highscore
  Start
- 4.22 Create handlers for m-game-engine
  Start
- 4.23 Set up routing using handlers
  Start
- 4.24 Check full connection between bff and backend
  Start
- 4.25 Full connection between frontend and backend
  Start

Satyajit Das

I have a bachelors from Mechanical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Masters in Solid Mechanics from Ecole Polytechnique, Paris and PhD in Engineering from Cambridge University, UK. I currently work as a Software Engineer.

I have previously taught undergraduate students from Cambridge University in the form of supervisions of courses in Mechanics.

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