Amplication·3yThe Complete Microservices Guide
Microservices have emerged as a popular architectural approach for designing and building software systems for several compelling reasons and advantages. It is a design approach that involves dividing applications into multiple distinct and independent services called "microservices" Microservices are naturally distributed services as each service is isolated from the others and runs in its own instance.
Community Picks·3yDeath by a thousand microservices
There is no standard tooling for microservices-based development - there is no common framework. Working on distributed systems has gotten only marginally easier in 2020s. The Dockers and the Kuberneteses of the world did not magically take away the inherent complexity of a distributed setup.
InfoQ·3yMicro Frontends: The Evolution of Frontend Architecture
The Evolution of Frontend Architecture is a talk about the evolution of frontend architecture. Ruben Casas is a Staff Engineer at Postman and a master's degree in internet and distributed systems. He says the talk will give you a lot of the tools to identify how to move away from a monolith into more distributed architecture.
Amplication·3yPicking the Perfect Database for Your Microservices
Microservices have been the go-to application architecture that many software projects have adopted. Microservices favour independent service components where each service can run on its own runtime and connect to its own database. This means you're encouraged to share data between microservices rather than using an extensive single database for all your microservices.