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Handling cross-cutting concerns, such as security, in a Microservices architecture requires careful planning and implementation. Here are some approaches and best practices to handle security in a Microservices architecture: Remember that security is an ongoing process, and it should be Read More …
Debugging in a microservice architecture can be challenging for several reasons: To overcome these challenges, effective logging and monitoring strategies, distributed tracing, centralized error tracking, and observability tools can be used. Additionally, adopting best practices such as well-defined service interfaces, Read More …
1. Introduction 1.1 Purpose The purpose of this document is to provide developers with a comprehensive understanding of how to implement retry logic with exponential backoff in a Spring Boot application using the @Retryable annotation. 1.2 Scope This document covers the implementation Read More …
Data consistency in a microservices architecture can be a challenging aspect to handle due to the distributed nature of the system. Here are some strategies and patterns that can help you ensure data consistency: Remember that the choice of data Read More …
Sidecar Pattern The Sidecar pattern is a design pattern used in the context of microservices architecture to enhance the functionality of a service without modifying its code. It involves attaching an additional container, known as the sidecar, to the main Read More …