From the course: Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS): Deploying Microservices

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Your app's architecture

Your app's architecture

From the course: Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS): Deploying Microservices

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Your app's architecture

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- [Instructor] The sample application we would be using throughout this course is a typical social media application where users can create posts and comments on a post. Users can assess their own page without having to sign in. However, a user must be authenticated to create or modify post and comments. By merely describing what the social media application would do, you can imagine that with a microservice architecture approach, we should have at least three microservices for this application. At the top, we have the user's microservice which would handle authentication of users for every creates or updates action on a post and comment, as well as process user registration and sign out functions. User data is stored in a DocumentDB, Mongo Database and other microservices except the UI or Frontend that each connected to a separate database. For these application design, no user data is published to the vendors.…

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