In this video, we will explore the reasons why decomposition is necessary for building scalable systems. You will learn about the Scale Cube model, which defines three dimensions of scaling: X-axis (horizontal scaling), Y-axis...

In this video, we will be introduced to the concept of decomposing a monolithic architecture into microservices. We will understand the motivations and benefits behind microservices decomposition.
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In this video, you will learn to design a microservices architecture by breaking down an application into individual services. We will understand the principles of service identification, defining service boundaries, and establishing...

In this video, we will explore the database-per-service pattern in microservices architecture, where each service has its own dedicated database. We will understand the advantages of polyglot persistence and the challenges of...

In this video, we will explore anti-patterns and scenarios where microservices may not be the best architectural choice. We will understand the trade-offs and challenges associated with microservices, such as increased complexity,...

In this video, we will discover the challenges and trade-offs associated with microservices architecture. We will understand the complexities of managing distributed systems, inter-service communication, data consistency, service...

In this video, we will explore the benefits and advantages of adopting microservices architecture. You will learn how microservices enable better scalability, faster development cycles, independent deployment and scaling of services,...

In this video, you will learn about the essential characteristics of microservices, including bounded context, single responsibility, scalability, resilience, and replaceability. We will understand how these characteristics contribute...

In this video, we will discover the concept of headless architecture and how it can be applied to separate the presentation layer from the backend in a modular monolithic architecture. You will learn about using a Single-Page...

Dr. Forrester talks about the rights and responsibilities of being a citizen in a community.

Dr. Forrester gives an overview of many of the jobs in her community, both public service and community service.

Different economic systems have been developed to meet the needs and wants of the citizens of a country or society. These systems have distinct advantages and downsides for producers, consumers, and governments.

Dr. Forrester describes some of the goods and services that our government provides. She explains the ways that the government receives money, and how the government must decide how best to spend the money.

Mr. Griot reviews the important characteristics of a fiction story.He, then, uses “Letters from a Young Gold Miner” to model identifying these characteristics within a fiction story.

At the end of every quarter, you’ll see reports about corporate earnings, with analysts commenting whether that’s good or bad news for stock prices. Using Apple's recent 10-Q as an example, we break down how to read and interpret...

This video provides a detailed historical account of the development, testing, and operational lifespan of the iconic Concorde supersonic passenger aircraft. It highlights the technological advancements and challenges faced by both...

This video explores the evolution of the Internet from its origins in defense and academia to its widespread integration into daily life by the early 1990s. It highlights the exponential growth of websites, the impact of online shopping...

This video explores how technology is revolutionizing the way we pay for goods and services, focusing on RFID and NFC technologies for convenient and secure transactions. It also delves into the use of biometric techniques and mobile...

The next online shopping idea could be a unique platform where individuals offer quirky and unconventional services, ranging from storytelling grandmothers to social ice breakers. This platform aims to connect young creative people with...

Emergency services in West Yorkshire are conducting a vital training exercise to prepare for potential chemical attacks. The exercise, named New Dimension, involves 60 personnel from various services practicing response tactics for a...

The ilab at Surrey University is a cutting-edge interdisciplinary research organization that is revolutionizing communication systems and multimedia technologies. By leveraging virtual reality and innovative technology, the ilab aims to...

What is economics? Yes, of course it has to do with money. But beyond the concepts that we might immediately think of, like taxes, gross domestic product, and the stock market, which belong to macroeconomics, we must also understand...

Advertising is, perhaps, the most visible and obvious aspect of marketing. Yet it is also one of the least written about. In my 956-page copy of the Principles of Marketing (4th Ed), advertising gets just 24 pages (less than 3% of the...

Theodore Levitt's 1960 Harvard Business Review article, Marketing Myopia, is a landmark of the discipline. But Levitt is best known for the word Globalization. Rumors that he coined it are wrong, but he certainly gave it prominence in...