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Untangling the service mesh
Service mesh has been in the community for a long time and many developers have already adopted it. If you are one of those people who wish to use it and would like to know what exactly is a service…
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In Java it is common to model APIs as interfaces (or sometimes abstract classes) and then pick the best implementation given the circumstances. Ideally, the consumer of the API is completely decouple...
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Because of the drawbacks of monolithic architectures, other approaches have emerged. A common idea is to split your solution into multiple services that communicate with each other. You can then split...
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Identifying abstractions and programming to interfaces can be helpful. We’ve previously seen how doing so can help to limit the modifications needed when requirements change. We’ve also seen how it ca...
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Using this pattern, we allow each host to only serve a particular type of microservice. The main benefit is that you can tweak the machine to better fit the desired workload and services are well isol...
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The same principles that we discussed for classes can be mapped to higher-level concepts, for instance, microservices. What does a stateful service look like? Let's take FTP as an example. If it's not...
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Microservice architecture is widely used right now. Many companies use it, but not everyone uses it on the 100%. Three aspects are essential to make microservices shine:The real buzz of microservices ...
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