Development organizations embrace micro-services as a scaling architecture pattern. They also have to provide access to their systems thru various interfaces - desktop, mobile web, mobile applications and various third parties thru APIs. Designing a convenient access architecture is challenging, especially when you also have some legacy systems and services to talk to. Let’s take a look at one design pattern, which can help.
Vývojáři používají mikroslužby jako vzor škálování architektury aplikací. Musí také poskytovat přístup ke svým systémům prostřednictvím různých rozhraní - desktopových, mobilních webových, mobilních aplikací a různých třetích stran prostřednictvím rozhraní API. Navrhnout vhodnou přístupovou architekturu je náročné, zejména když máte také některé starší systémy a služby, se kterými musíte komunikovat. Podívejme se na jeden návrhový vzor, který může pomoci.
The 2019 Cloudflare outage highlighted the importance of treating configuration as code. This article explores why configuration should be managed with the same rigor as software code, discusses common pitfalls in deployment practices, and emphasizes the need for thorough testing to ensure system stability and performance.
Determining the order of events in a distributed system isn’t straightforward, as the concept of “now” is relative. This article explores the challenges of achieving consensus in distributed systems and why relying on proven algorithms like Raft or Paxos may be essential.
Timeouts are a simple yet powerful mechanism that can prevent system failures and ensure reliability. However, they are often overlooked in software development, leading to potential issues like hanging processes or resource exhaustion. This article explores the importance of setting appropriate timeouts and provides practical insights on how to implement them effectively. Learn why timeouts are crucial for building resilient and efficient systems.
