AI Telemedicine Platform | Built by Microservices System | Golang & NextJS

Description

🏥 Building a Cloud-Native AI Telemedicine Platform with Microservices In this video, we explore a production-ready AI Telemedicine Microservices System — a complete distributed architecture for healthcare platforms featuring appointment booking, patient management, real-time telemedicine, AI-powered symptom analysis, and secure payments. What You'll Learn: ✅ Hybrid Microservices Architecture - Node.js + Express + MongoDB (MERN-style) + Go + Gin services working together ✅ Real-Time Telemedicine - Video consultation using LiveKit with token-based authentication ✅ AI-Powered Features - Automated symptom assessment and analysis ✅ Containerization & Orchestration - Docker multi-stage builds and Kubernetes deployment ✅ Security Implementation - Firebase authentication, role-based access control, encrypted credentials ✅ Payment Processing - Stripe integration for secure transactions ✅ Notifications - Email (SendGrid) and SMS (Twilio) alerts ✅ Modern Frontend - Next.js with React for responsive user experience ✅ One-Command Deployment - Single script to deploy entire system to Kubernetes Tech Stack: Frontend: Next.js, React, TypeScript Backend: Go (Doctor, Appointment, Notification, Payment, Symptom services), Node.js (Auth, Patient services) Database: MongoDB Infrastructure: Docker, Kubernetes, Nginx API Gateway Auth: Firebase Authentication Cloud Services: SendGrid, Twilio, Stripe, LiveKit Deployment: Multi-stage Docker builds, Health checks, Rolling updates Key Services: 🔐 Auth Service | 👤 Patient Service | 👨‍⚕️ Doctor Service | 📅 Appointment Service | 💬 Notification Service | 💳 Payment Service | 🤖 AI Symptom Service | 📹 Telemedicine Service Perfect For: Healthcare startups building scalable platforms Developers learning microservices architecture Teams migrating to Kubernetes Building HIPAA-compliant systems Exploring hybrid tech stacks 📌 Quick Start: The system supports both local development (Docker Compose) and production deployment (Kubernetes) with automatic port-forwarding and health checks.