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Microservices Architecture

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Must-Know Resiliency Patterns for Microservices

When implementing microservices, one of the key challenges is ensuring resiliency — the system's ability to handle failures gracefully without impacting overall performance. Microservices, being distributed systems, face increased complexity and vulnerability due to the many interactions between services. Resiliency patterns offer strategies to make your microservices architecture robust and fault-tolerant.

Microservices: If You’re Going to Do It, Do It Right – A Guide Based on "Microservices Ready for Production" by Susan J. Fowler

While microservices architecture has become one of the most popular trends in software development, it's not without its challenges. Many organizations rush into implementing microservices without fully understanding the complexities involved. Although I generally prefer more monolithic architectures, I understand that, in certain scenarios, microservices can offer advantages — if done

Choosing the Right Message Service in Microservices Architecture: When Kafka Isn't Always the Answer

In the world of microservices architecture, the choice of a message broker or message service plays a crucial role in ensuring efficient communication between services. Apache Kafka is often heralded as the go-to solution for messaging due to its high throughput, fault tolerance, and durability. However, Kafka's complexity and operational