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In today’s business environment — where change is almost constant — risk mitigation and adaptability have never been more critical. It’s important to implementmicroservicesbest practices so your organization can change quickly, innovate easily, and respond to emerging demands. This will lay a fou...
The distributed nature of a microservices architecture makes authorization an especially complex endeavor. Organizations must not only determine which services a user can access, they need to consistently manage these granular permissions at scale and across services. To help address the unique security c...
Microservices data design best practices There is no single correct way to manage data in a microservices architecture. In fact, management techniques can vary by service within the same application. The following 10 recommendations are not exhaustive but provide a starting point for a microservices ...
Challenges and Best Practices of Microservices Development Microservices development requires a whole set of approaches to tackle typical challenges. Awareness of these difficulties allows you to level them out at the early stages and prepare the environment for the successful implementation of microservices...
This principle is critical for distributed systems, and the microservices that comprise them, for two reasons. The first is that given that all security is likely to fail at some point, you want to limit the blast radius of that failure. The second is about confidentiality: keeping data reser...
The previously mentioned external traffic canary scenarios cannot address the traffic issues between internal microservices within an application. In such cases, external and internal traffic canary practices are necessary. First, the entrance is the same as the one in the previous scenario. When traffi...
environment variables, carry over nicely. Other common microservices practices, while respecting the core principles of the twelve‑factor app, are more like extensions of it. In this post we’ll look at three core concepts of configuration management for microservices through the lens of Factor ...
Implementing a microservices architecture in Java involves breaking down a monolithic application into smaller, independently deployable services that communicate with each other.Implementing Java microservices specifically with a Java framework involves a strategic selection of tools and practices tailored to th...
Best practices for debugging microservices How does a team split a monolith into a set of microservices, without losing the ability to respond to operational problems? Let’s find out. 1. Implement microservices logging The term “debugging” creates specific associations in the minds of developers...