of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network. preferences preferences the technical storage or access is necessary for the legitimate ...
Microservices have changed software development and promise powerful benefits. Instead of traditional monolithic architectures, individual teams create small pieces of functionality, which are then added up to be the whole. These smaller pieces are easier to replace, and years have not been dedicated to...
Microservices: Pros and consRachel LaycockCassandra Shum
Both approacheshave their own pros and cons. In-process calls are faster and less resource-intensive; however, with microservices, you don’t have to re-deploy the entire application whenever there’s a change to one service, and each component can be developed and maintained independently. Cros...
Making the right architecture choice depends on several factors, particularly when it comes to management capabilities and developer expertise. Let's examine the pros and cons of monolithic vs. microservices architecture. Monolithic architecture
You can also think of microservices as an extension of SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture). You can create various independent services using different programming languages and platforms. It enables the rapid, frequent, and reliable delivery of large and complex applications. ...
Kubernetes, microservices, or CI/CD. But at the heart of those technologies and approaches lies a central concept — containerization. In this blog, we look at the benefits of Java containerization, and offer a comparison of pros and cons for containers vs. application servers for Java applica...
Many businesses still see cost as a significant benefit when they weigh the pros and cons of cloud computing. However, as enterprises gain experience with sizable fleets of cloud resources, IT teams learn thatcloud cost calculations are complicated and nuanced. It's often cheaper to deploy static...
Another architecture approach using multiple databases is microservices, where every microservice has its own database better optimized for the tasks of this particular service. For example, you can use MySQL for primary storage, Redis and Memcache – for caching, Elastic Search, or native Sphinx ...