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MSA service monitoring dashboard that can be easily configured even by non-specialists

In this lecture, you will learn how to use OpenTracing to perform distributed tracing across various applications.

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  • July
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What you will learn!

  • Pros and Cons of MSA Architecture

  • Difference between Monolithic and MSA

  • Distributed tracing across servers using OpenTracing

Do you know what Microservice Architecture and Monolithic Architecture are? 🤔

Do you guys know what MicroService Architecture (MSA) is?

Then, on the other hand, do you know what Monolithic Architecture (MA) is?


If you do know, do you know the difference between these two, their pros and cons, and which one is better for which situation? Most students and developers simply understand them, but fail to consider when to apply them and the potential trade-offs that arise.

But the majority of them use MicroService Architecture 😎

When using MicroService Architecture , what should server developers adopt?

We have prepared a lecture on what aspects were considered during development and what functions were added by a practitioner who is operating a service with an MSA structure in actual practice.


To help students understand, we've also prepared a template for the lecture. This will be very helpful for those preparing for employment or considering implementing the MSA structure at their company.

Do you ever debug MicroServices using a screen like this? 😅

Monitoring services like DataDog and Kibana are essential tools for developers to manage and debug servers. While they remain undeniably popular across many companies, the growing prevalence of microservices is making the limitations of these tools increasingly apparent.


So, as microservices become more widespread, what kind of environment should we build and what services should we introduce? Will this allow us to conserve developer resources and be more efficient?

  • How can I work less overtime...?


The answer lies in OpenTracing. It tracks the req/res of services running in a microservice architecture and stores the final result for each request . This form of service will grow alongside the growing popularity of microservices.


Through this course , you will learn about the tradeoffs that can arise in MicroServices and build a development stack that stays current with the times.

  • In fact, this service has already been implemented and used by various large companies, including Uber, SK, and KT. So, I hope this lecture will help you understand and learn about this change, without falling behind.

Learn this stuff 🤗

1. Why is distributed tracing between applications necessary?

How should we debug in a MicroService Architecture ? Since it is fundamentally a different structure from a Monolithic Architecture , the methods should be applied differently accordingly.

Through this lecture, we recommend that you learn how to use distributed tracing and apply it directly to improve service and performance.

2. How do I use OpenTracing?

You will learn how to implement OpenTracing for distributed tracing.

In using OpenTracing , you will learn how to inject tags, how to use baggage, and how to extract HTTP header information.

3. What is Docker? Is it different from a VM?

You'll learn about Docker based on what it is and the differences between Docker and VMs. You'll also get hands-on experience using OpenTracing with Docker.

Afterwards, you can create a simple API server and learn how to create a span using OpenTracing .

This course has the following features: 🤗

1. We provide a PDF file of the lecture content.

This lecture will begin by examining the differences between MSA and MA and the resulting trade-offs.

We provide related lecture materials in PDF format. Additionally, we provide information on OpenTracing.

2. Handling Architecture through Official Documentation

Based on the architecture provided in the official documentation , we will explain how OpenTracing is structured and what role each component plays, based on information provided by Oracle.

3. Practice using two languages

This course is structured using two languages.

We've minimized language barriers by using both TypeScript and Golang. If Golang feels daunting, you can also use TypeScript to build on the services implemented in Go.

4. Practice a project using actual Docker.

We cover both theory and practice to your satisfaction.

You can study the theory first, and then practice based on it to study what you have learned in more detail.

Through this, you can become a developer who can implement, not just a developer who knows.

Things to note before taking the course

Practice environment

  • Operating System and Version (OS): Filmed based on MacOs M1.

  • Tools used: Goland IDE, Docker.

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Who is this course right for?

  • People preparing for employment

  • For those of you who are curious about the tools used by large companies

  • For those of you who are curious about the difference between MSA Architecture and Monolithic

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    • 1302님의 프로필 이미지
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      I think this is a great lecture that allowed me to go from concept to actual practice on a topic that no one had ever covered before. Thank you.

      • july
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        I didn't want to cover general topics haha Thank you for the good review!!

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      This is my first time writing a course review on Infraon, and it was a lecture that really made me realize that there is such a thing, and I learned about various considerations for development. I think this lecture can be really helpful regardless of whether you are a job seeker, junior, or senior.

      • july
        Instructor

        I prepared this with the hope that others will relate to this topic, which is not easily accessible. Thank you!

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      The part that explains why this is necessary was good. Although the lecture focused on practice is good, I think it would be more complete if you explained the necessity like this. I think the lecture was prepared as a good topic on how to resolve the inconvenience that you cannot experience and feel unless you are an actual practitioner. I enjoyed the lecture.

      • july
        Instructor

        Thank you for your kind words. I thought it was an unfamiliar tool, so I prepared some theoretical materials, and I think it was helpful. Thank you!

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      A lecture on a topic that was quite new and something I had never thought about before. I learned that this kind of thing is also taken into consideration in practice.

      • july
        Instructor

        I personally used it in my work and the lecture covered topics that I applied!! I hope it will be helpful to you.

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