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Operationalizing microservices

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Operationalizing microservices

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- [Instructor] Here we have a diagram of Operationalizing a Microservice. Notice that in Git, some of the advantages of a microservice come alive. I really like to think about a microservice in terms of the concept of logic that you go live with. Some of the characteristics are that it is small and it's reusable code, so you can maybe turn this into a command line tool. You can turn it into a library. You can of course make a microservice out of it. You can also convert it into a Docker container. All of these are characteristics of a microservice. It's really like a function that you've operationalized and turned into something new. Now, if you go to the Continuous Delivery System or the Build Server, it'll go through the steps of linting, testing, compiling, maybe pushing this into a container repository, and then finally deploying through infrastructure as code. What this does by using infrastructure as code coupled with, let's say a container, is that you can create any number of…

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