This is where a service mesh comes in—it manages communication among services, optimizing how all the moving parts work together. Service mesh and microservices A service mesh can be considered a microservices architecture pattern. Microservices are a style of application architecture where a ...
To prevent service degradation, sidecar proxies integrate resiliency features, such as circuit breaking -- a design pattern for microservices -- and request retries to enable direct service-to-service communication. Control plane Thecontrol planemanages tasks such as creating instances and monitoring and...
We know that micro services are small and focused by design – just how small is this in practice? Microservices are described in terms of the single responsibility principle as they should just do one thing really well. That’s fair enough, but precise explanations of what this “one thing...
Migrating from monolith to microservices is not just a technical decision but a business strategy. By starting small, planning meticulously, and leveraging modern tools, you can achieve a smooth transition. While challenges like increased operational complexity and data consistency need careful handling, ...
When to use the strangler fig pattern The strangler fig pattern provides a roadmap for migration, but not every project is an ideal candidate for the pattern. While it is typically associated with updating legacy applications and transitioning monoliths into microservices, here are some additional fa...
A service mesh is an infrastructure layer that manages service-to-service communication within a microservices architecture, providing features like load balancing, service discovery, and traffic management. How does a service mesh work? It typically uses a sidecar proxy pattern, where a lightweight...
yes, there are design patterns like the microservices architecture, the database sharding pattern, and the pattern of command query responsibility segregation (cqrs), which can help build scalable systems. how do auto-scaling policies work? auto-scaling policies are rules defined by you to instruct...
Pub/sub: Publish/subscribe is a design pattern for exchanging event data between applications, devices, and services. With this model, publishers (any source of data) send messages to subscribers (receivers interested in this data) in real time. Pub/sub is often used for decoupled and microser...
In addition to the Blazor specific templates, a new Microservices template is now inpreview. .NET Aspire and Micro Architectures .NET Aspire is an opinionated, cloud-ready stack for building observable, production-ready, distributed applications. .NET Aspire is delivered through a collection of NuGe...
Unit verification: Humans check and verify the units, and if there is a problem with the AI-generated code, then humans just need to fix it. Unit adaptive deployment architecture. When deployed, Units can form Serverless architectures, microservices architectures, monolithic architectures, and mesh ...