Siddhartha Soxyprogrammer.com·Nov 21, 2024Navigating the Dual Write Problem: Implementing the Outbox Pattern for Data Consistency in Distributed SystemsIntroduction Maintaining data consistency in distributed systems is a challenge due to the possibility of service or component failures at any time. In a previous article, I provided a detailed explanation of CQRS with Event Sourcing, discussing thes...DiscussDistributed SystemsMicroservice Architecture
Brayden Wilmothbraydenwilmoth.hashnode.dev·Oct 25, 2024Bindable Microservices with Cloudflare WorkersIn the early stages of building any application, monolithic architectures can seem like the simplest solution. Everything contained in one code base. But as your application begins to scale, the monolithic approach starts to lead to more problems tha...Discussstarbasedb
Aderemi Daredareaderemi.hashnode.dev·Oct 24, 2024Agenda 101: Improving communication between microservicesSide Talk There has been so much debate on the best way to send data within microservice applications. Perhaps, you've also had long discussion within your team on this problem. Various methods and technique are available ranging from the old http re...Discussagenda
Sakshi from KushoAIforSoftwareDeepDivessoftware-deep-dives.hashnode.dev·Oct 15, 2024Microservices vs Monoliths - Why Some Big Companies Are Making the Move Back to MonolithsIn recent times, microservices architecture has been the go-to for building scalable, flexible applications. Big companies, particularly those with highly complex systems, switched to microservices to break down monolithic applications into smaller, ...Discussmonolithic architecture
Nile Bitsnilebits.hashnode.dev·Sep 23, 2024What is Screaming Architecture?Screaming Architecture is a concept introduced by renowned software developer and thought leader Robert C. Martin, often referred to as "Uncle Bob." The term may sound unconventional, but it represents a powerful principle in software design, focusin...DiscussScreaming Architecture
Nahidnahidislam.hashnode.dev·Sep 19, 2024Microservices, Containerization and VirtualizationMicroservices: This is an architectural approach where an application is broken down into small, independent services that each handle a specific function. Instead of one large application, you have multiple small services that work together, which m...Discuss·1 likeMicroservices
Kanza Syedknz.hashnode.dev·Sep 13, 2024Using the Allow-Unrelated-Histories Flag to Merge Different HistoriesGit Documentation: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-merge#Documentation/git-merge.txt---allow-unrelated-histories Understanding the Problem Consider this use case: A company uses a microservice architecture to offer services in 25 domains. One of these...DiscussGit
Vishwas Acharyavishwasacharya.hashnode.dev·Sep 7, 2024Essential Microservices Best Practices: Design, Deploy, and Scale EfficientlyIntroduction to Microservices Architecture You've probably heard a lot about microservices. Well, let me break it down for you in simple terms. Imagine you have a giant, complicated machine that does a lot of different things. In the past, we used to...DiscussMicroservices
Narendra Jalamkarcodern.hashnode.dev·Sep 3, 2024Introduction to ADO.NETHello guys...I know this blog is comming after very long time, but comming to point I would like to share you that from this point of time I would like to share all of my learning about Microsoft .NET Technology. In this blog i will share some of bas...Discuss·1 likeado.net
Opaluwa Emidowo-ojotech-on-diapers.hashnode.dev·Aug 30, 2024Implementing Microservices Architecture with ASP.NET Core Web APIsHello! Have you ever wondered what a microservice architecture is or how to use Web APIs for microservices? Don’t worry—you're in the right place! Think of a microservices architecture as a big machine made up of many small, specialized parts. Each p...Discuss·20 likesMicroservices
