2m ago · 5 min read · When the PetCare Clinic CloudOps team decided to deploy Spring PetClinic Microservices to production, nobody handed us a guide. We were simulating a real engineering company. Running actual sprints. R
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1d ago · 4 min read · When I joined the DMI programme, I knew we'd be working on real cloud infrastructure. What I didn't expect was how much I'd learn from debugging a system I only half-owned. This is the story of our gr
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1d ago · 5 min read · It's a scenario every backend engineer dreads. It’s 3:00 AM on a Friday, and your PagerDuty goes off. You stumble out of bed, open your logs, and see the carnage: Your payment processing server crashe
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6d ago · 10 min read · Traditionally, when building monolithic applications, database transactions were part of the package. You had a single database, often relational. When a request came in, you wrapped the business logi
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6d ago · 16 min read · Series: Building an Event Booking System with Microservices Part: 03 — Catalog Service Setup, Schemas & the First Health Route Blog by: Mohsin Khan Where We Left Off In Part 2 we set up Docker, spun
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Jun 3 · 9 min read · We had a problem nobody wanted to talk about. Every time a new developer joined Atoa, they spent their first two weeks doing the same thing: getting their local environment running. Fifteen NestJS mic
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