Introduction
- About the instructor and the course
- About the microservices architecture and Lumen
- Make sure you have understood the architecture you will implement with Lumen.
- How to Ask Questions
- About the development environment to use in the course
Creating a first microservice for authors with Lumen
- Obtaining the Lumen structure for the authors' service
- The source code of the course
- Preparing the service for its correct operation
- Building the authors table with a migration of Lumen
- Creating the authors' model
- Creating a factory for authors and building test values
- Creating the controller for authors
- Creating the routes for CRUD operations on the authors
- Normalizing the authors' microservice responses
- Make sure you understand several essential concepts and components
Implementing the functions of the authors' microservice in Lumen
- Showing the list of authors from the Lumen controller
- Allowing creating author instances from the controller
- Allowing showing an author with a given id with Lumen
- Allowing editing an existing author
- Allowing deleting an existing author
- Handling important errors and exceptions with Lumen
Creating the book microservice with Lumen
- Getting the structure of Lumen for the book microservice
- Preparing the books microservice
- Creating the table for books with migrations
- Creating the model for books
- Creating a factory for books and generating random values
- Creating the Lumen controller for books
- Creating the Lumen routes for CRUD operations on books
- Standardizing the responses across the services
Implementing the microservice functions for books in Lumen
- Showing the complete list of books
- Allowing creating new instances of books
- Allowing showing a specific book
- Allowing updating an existing book
- Allowing removing an existing book
- Handling relevant errors and exceptions with Lumen
Creating and preparing the API Gateway with Lumen
- Creating the Lumen project for the API Gateway using Composer
- Preparing Lumen for the API Gateway
- Creating the controllers for the authors and books Lumen microservices
- Unifying Lumen responses for the API Gateway
- Registering routes for microservices in Lumen from the Gateway
- Preparing the Gateway in Lumen to consume services
- Preparing the Lumen components to consume the internal services
Implementing the functions of the Gateway with Lumen
- Obtaining the list of authors from the authors' Lumen microservice
- Creating an author instance with the authors' service
- Showing an author instance using the authors' Lumen microservice
- Editing author instances using the authors' service
- Deleting author instances using the authors' Lumen service
- Implementing operations for books based on the authors ones
- Checking the existence of the author before creating a book
- Controlling errors obtained from services
Implementing the security layer of the microservices architecture with Lumen
- Installing and enabling Lumen Passport components
- Preparing and configuring Lumen to use Passport
- Protecting the Gateway routes with Lumen Passport
- Obtaining and using access tokens for the Lumen API Gateway
- Preparing the API Gateway to authenticate its requests
- Authenticating direct access to the Lumen authors microservice
- Authenticating direct access to the microservice of books
Authenticating user access with access tokens
- Creating the migration for the users table in Lumen
- Creating the controller and the routes to manage users in Lumen
- Fixing some details related to user operations
- Creating users and creating access tokens associated with users
- Identifying an authenticated user through access token
Conclusions and recommendations
- Considerations to keep in mind with your microservices
- Thanks for getting here
