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How Message Queues Work in Distributed Systems
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How Message Queues Work in Distributed Systems

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From town criers to written letters and now real-time chat applications, humanity has always been on the lookout for innovative ways to communicate. And we can say the same about computers. There's an even greater need to allow computers to communicate with the increasing adoption of distributed architecture.

Nyior ClementFeb 16, 2023
How to Execute a Scheduled Task in Keycloak on Startup
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How to Execute a Scheduled Task in Keycloak on Startup

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Keycloak and Kafka are two popular technologies that are widely used in modern microservice architectures. By combining these two technologies, you can build a secure and scalable microservice architecture that can handle a large volume of data.

Stepanov DmitriiFeb 9, 2023
Containerization in 2023: 4 Tips for Successful Container Adoption
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Containerization in 2023: 4 Tips for Successful Container Adoption

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Gartner predicts that by 2022, more than 75% of enterprises worldwide would be running containerized apps in production. A single team cannot own and manage container adoption throughout the organization. Containers provide a technology framework that is aligned with the .

Machines And CloudFeb 3, 2023
Building Java Microservices from Scratch
How to Implement Decorator Pattern in Microservices
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How to Implement Decorator Pattern in Microservices

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The Decorator pattern is a great fit for modifying the behaviour of a microservice. Native language support can help with applying it quickly and modularly. In this text we look at how a decorator can be implemented as a service, in particular one that sits between clients and a target service.

Fabrizio MontesiOct 6, 2022
We Moved 250 Microservices to Kubernetes With No Downtime
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We Moved 250 Microservices to Kubernetes With No Downtime

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August Vilakia is a Senior Software Engineer at AlfaBank, working on the backend for a mobile application. He explains how to move to Kubernetes from Mesos/Marathon and how to organize parallel development and testing using Istio.

August VilkakiaNov 16, 2022
12 Methods of Improving Your Monolith Before Making the Jump to Microservices
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12 Methods of Improving Your Monolith Before Making the Jump to Microservices

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Preparation is the first step towards transitioning to microservices. Don't write off the monolith just yet, with some preparation, it can serve you well all the way through the transition. By moving from a monolith to a microservices, you are changing more than the way you code. It's important to research as much as possible about the tradeoffs involved in adopting microservices before even getting started.

Tomas FernandezNov 3, 2022
Microservices? Why Not!
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Microservices? Why Not!

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If you're aiming for a rapid development cycle, low development costs, or maybe thinking about splitting your system into independent services, it might be helpful to know the potential pain points of microservices. Some of them you can avoid by optimizing existing code and keeping it tidy. Other problems can be avoided by prolonging the life of the existing system and not having to deal with many costs of microservices.

Konstantin TelnoiDec 19, 2022
Building a FastAPI OCR Microservice
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Building a FastAPI OCR Microservice

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OCR microservice is based on the smallest independent services (web apps) that interact with each other using protocols based on SOAP, REST, GraphQL, and RPC. In our OCR service, we will have 9 microservices with orchestration architecture design, where we have one main microservice that communicates with others.

Nuralem AbizovDec 18, 2022
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