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Moving away from monoliths towards self-contained systems

As monoliths grew, so did the complexities with them, the idea behind self-contained systems was to break these mammoth-sized monoliths into small components that are self-contained. These small systems collaborate to make a complete, logical autonomous unit. The independent nature of self-contained systems is their greatest win over. If one SCS fails, the other SCSs […]

Micro Frontends: Extending Microservices to Front-end Development

When Micro Frontends (or Microservices Frontends) was introduced in Thoughtworks Technology Radar in the year 2016, it was not a new concept. Companies were already using microservices on the backend level for developing web apps. This allowed them to break the entire web app into small modules where each team independently worked on a separate […]

5 Things to Consider Before You Switch to Microservices Transformation

Over 63% of organizations are using microservices – a global survey by Camunda reveals. The statistics make it clear that microservices are becoming mainstream. Also, the majority of companies are adopting microservices architecture to achieve significant results. While microservices have created a buzz around, organizations are thoughtlessly adopting their practices. It is true that microservices […]

Containers and their Orchestration using Docker & Kubernetes

As apps grew bigger, product development became complex. Companies began adopting approaches like microservice architecture for developing bigger applications. However, deploying apps faster was still a challenge. So, companies had to look for ways to streamline the deployment process so they could deploy their applications faster. Hence, the concept of containers was introduced. In this […]

Understanding the Event-driven Architecture

Varied approaches have appeared recently in computing like big data, serverless, microservice architecture, event-driven architecture, etc. Companies like Netflix and its contemporaries are using these approaches. For their application development, Microservice architecture plays a major role. But how do they benefit from microservice architecture if the services are not wired? How a single microservice can […]

Orchestration Made Easy with Zeebe and Kafka

Orchestration with Zeebe and Kafka as a workflow engine was approached to encounter the challenges faced by microservices. In other words, shifting from monolith to microservices was a bold move. But it also brought issues of complexity and lack of visibility. Therefore, these orchestration tools formed a layer to monitor and manage long-running business processes […]

Microservice Orchestration Vs Choreography

The microservice architecture is a collection of small services with each service having a specific function. These service modules can’t perform well in isolation and need some kind of medium so that they interact and share data. This leads us into one question: How to stitch these service modules together? There are two ways to […]