Decoupled Services
Some Words About Decoupling
Content What is Decoupling? Decoupling in React Some Best Practices What is Decoupling? “Decoupling” is a fundamental software design principle that refers to reducing dependencies between different p...
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Decoupling Modules with Services
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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Stateless and stateful services
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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Web services
Web services are another popular implementation of Service-Oriented Architecture. By their definition, web services are services offered by one machine to another machine (or operator) where communica...
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Service Discovery 101: The Phonebook for Distributed Systems
How do all these services find and communicate with each other in this constantly shifting landscape?
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Service Discovery With Go
Implementing service discovery with the avahi toolset Image by Thomas Jensen via unsplash “Microservices service discovery is a way for applications and microservices to locate each other on a networ...
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Building Modular Go Services: How to Write Decoupled and Testable Code
W hen I first started building microservices in Go, I was initially drawn to its simplicity and speed. Go is powerful and expressive, which made it an ideal choice for building fast and scalable syste...
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Connecting services with a
Microservices and cloud-native design come with their own set of problems. Communication between different services, observability, debugging, rate limiting, authentication, access control, and A/B te...
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What are Cloud-Native Serverless, Decoupling, and Domain-Driven Design in Autonomous Agent System?
What are Cloud-Native Serverless, Decoupling, and Domain-Driven Design (DDD)? How Can They Be Applied to an Autonomous Agent System in Production Grade? SWE notes: Decoupling, Serverless, Bounded Con...
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Managed services
As previously mentioned, some of the aforementioned orchestrators are also available as managed services. Kubernetes, for instance, is available as a managed solution in multiple public cloud provider...
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Mastersin Kubernetes Services!!
Day 34 Task: Working with Services in Kubernetes New day, New Topic…. Let’s learn along..!!😉 What is Services in Kubernetes..? In Kubernetes, a service is an abstraction that defines a logical set o...
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Connecting microservices
Microservices are so useful because they can be connected in many different ways with other services, thus creating new value. However, as there is no standard for microservices, there is not a single...
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