Communication between microservices using a Business Event Based approach via an Event Broker Service When integrating Microservices, the principle of “independence” means that it is desirable to avoid directly coupling the services. A commonly used technique is to use a message queue to provide the integration required, as shown: When Read more…
As previously discussed, the term “microservice” covers a software development paradigm that has grown from contemporary practices that are intended to increase the speed and efficiency of developing and managing software solutions at scale. Microservices is more about applying a set of principles and architectural patterns than it is about Read more…
The term “Microservice Architecture” has become popular over the last few years descibe a way of designing large scale software applications as suites of small, independently deployable services. While there’s no precise definition of this style of architecture, there are certain common characteristics around organisation around business capability, automated deployment, intelligence within the endpoints, and decentralized control of Read more…