Design Microservices Architecture with Patterns and Principles - Design and Evaluate Microservices Architecture with Web

The video tutorial discusses the integration of Websocket API within a microservice architecture, focusing on designing and refactoring an ecommerce application. It highlights the implementation of a customer support microservice using Websocket for real-time communication. The tutorial evaluates the benefits, such as full duplex communication and reduced network traffic, and drawbacks, like the need for HTML5 compliant browsers and lack of edge caching. The video aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of using Websocket in microservice communications.

What is the first step before designing a microservice architecture with Websocket API?

• Developing a chat application

• Evaluating the current architecture

• Writing functional and non-functional requirements

• Implementing the Websocket API

What is the primary purpose of integrating Websocket API in the customer support chat application?

• To increase the number of microservices

• To provide real-time communication with customers

• To reduce the cost of the application

• To enhance the visual design of the application

How does the Websocket API improve communication in the ecommerce application?

• By reducing the application size

• By enhancing the user interface

• By increasing the number of servers

• By using a fixed connection for message exchange

What is one of the benefits of using Websocket API in microservice architecture?

• It offers intermediate edge caching

• It is compatible with all browsers

• It provides full duplex communication

• It requires less coding

What is a drawback of using Websocket API?

• It complicates the user interface

• It limits the number of microservices

• It requires a fully HTML5 compliant browser

• It increases network traffic