Design Microservices Architecture with Patterns and Principles - Client Applications Code Review - E-Commerce App

The video tutorial provides an overview of an ecommerce microservice architecture, focusing on the client applications. It explains the use of ASP.NET Core with Bootstrap 4 and Razor templates, and how the application interacts with internal microservices using HTTP client factory and Poly library. The tutorial explores the folder structure, highlighting the layer architecture with a focus on the page and services layers. It also details how APIs are invoked through an API gateway to retrieve data from microservices, using examples from catalog and basket services.

What technologies are used in the shopping app web application?

• ASP.NET Core, Bootstrap 4, and Razor templates

• Java and Spring Boot

• Python and Django

• Ruby on Rails

What is the purpose of the HTTP client factory and Poly library in the application?

• To design the user interface

• To perform API calls and handle retries

• To handle user authentication

• To manage database connections

Which folder represents the shopping web application in the project structure?

• Services folder

• Data folder

• ASP.NET basics folder

• Config folder

Why is there no data access layer in this application?

• Because it stores data locally

• Because it uses a third-party data service

• Because it retrieves data through an API gateway

• Because it uses a NoSQL database

How does the application retrieve catalog information?

• By reading from a configuration file

• By invoking APIs through the API gateway

• By using a third-party API

• By querying a local database