With the rise of cloud-native applications, building resilient microservices architecture has become essential to ensure high availability, fault tolerance, and the ability to handle failures with finesse. We will explore the concept of resilient microservices…
Organizations are increasingly turning to cloud-native applications to gain the agility, scalability, and efficiency required to stay competitive. At the heart of these innovative applications lie a powerful architectural approach known as microservices. Microservices architecture…
As the name suggests, Microservices are a composition of smaller independent services that can communicate over well-defined APIs. Microservices offer an organizational approach to the SDLC and are developed by small, self-contained teams. Its architecture…
Over the past few years, we have witnessed that the use of Microservices as a means of driving agile best practices and accelerating software delivery, has become more and more commonplace. In an effort to…
An IDC survey suggests that by 2021 80% of all application would be developed on cloud platforms using Microservices. It has advised organizations to adopt modern app architectures with horizontal scaling to optimize infrastructure and support…
Microservices architecture has many advantages like easy maintenance and loosely coupled architecture besides helping with optimizing infrastructure and support business innovation. They can be independently developed, tested, deployed and have a clear definitions of business capabilities.…
Microservices has proven time and again that it is more than just a mere buzzword. Organizations have made a decision to move towards it and many more are weighing its odds and evens. In order…
Any organization, practice or product is driven by four key pillars. These pillars are Process, People, Platform and Practice. The same hold true for Microservices as well. In the upcoming blog series, we will look…
One of the key challenges of the Microservices Architecture is in dealing with data consistency. In a Monolithic Application, it is possible to achieve data consistency easily using techniques such as 2 phase commits. In…
