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Today, I am going to demonstrate how to use Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) services to setting up a three-tier architecture on Amazon Web Service (AWS). The architecture diagram below shows the setup, which is mainly divided into three layers.…
What are client and server? 💻 A client is a computer/device, that uses a service or accepts the information. Eg: Laptop, phone, workstations, etc. A Server is a remote computer that provides access to data and services. Eg: Virtual server…
The “Component Islands” pattern was created by Katie Sylor-Miller, the front-end architect for Etsy. When you ship your latest application built using your favorite frameworks, such as React, Vue, or …
Lessons from the Assembly Line If you had a car factory, you would not want to replace every assembly machine every time, right? You would first want to design at least some reusable components, and a…
I built my first dApp with the 30DaysOfWeb3 curriculum by WomenBuildWeb3. In this article I will review the architecture diagram end-to-end. Learn more about 30 Days Of Web3 here. Web3RSVP - dApp Ove…
Introduction to the Easy Architecture In this post, we will explore a quick and rather easy architecture for deploying your web applications with a low to medium complexity to Azure. The used components are: Azure App Services With App Se…
Between the 6th and 7th of September 2022, I attended the Agile meets Architecture conference in Berlin. Like for most of us, it has been quite some time since I have been at such an event so I was lo…
This is the Java version of the Kotlin article. When working with multi-layered applications, external libraries, a legacy code base or external APIs, we are often required to map between different ob…
The main principle of Service-Oriented Architecture is to segregate the concerns to move the business logic and the vulnerable data layer off to the API routes directly. In this, we isolate different …
Author's Note I was on a short vacation last week so this blog post should arrive a bit later than usual. I expect the next blog post and this one to be released somewhat close to each others, but no …
