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Moving to the Cloud: Exploring the API Gateway to Success

Daniel Bryant

Mercedes-Benz collects roughly nine terabytes of traffic from requests in a day” Nashon Steffen Staff Infrastructure Development Engineer at Mercedes-Benz Adopting cloud native: Changes, challenges, and choices Adopting cloud technologies brings many benefits but also introduces new challenges.

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Observability versus monitoring in software development

CircleCI

New developers coming into a software engineering or operations role can find it challenging to understand the difference between observability and monitoring. This article explores how observability and monitoring differ and how to add them to your development workflow. Observability makes this possible. What is monitoring?

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Adding Postgres 16 support to Citus 12.1, plus schema-based sharding improvements

The Citus Data

PostgreSQL 16 has introduced a new feature for load balancing multiple servers with libpq, that lets you specify a connection parameter called load_balance_hosts. You can use query-from-any-node to scale query throughput, by load balancing connections across the nodes. Postgres 16 support in Citus 12.1

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Our DevOps Toolbox: The Consul Interview

Exadel

Consul is quite flexible and the monitoring system has numerous metrics. We can even choose metrics for monitoring containers. . The main benefit of Consul, as opposed to microservices architecture, is that microservices architecture is quite complex. This Consul solution capability is named Service Mesh.

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Microservices Architectural Design by using Spring Boot

Perficient

What is Microservices Architecture? Microservices Architecture Software development follows an architectural and organizational approach where small independent services communicate with each other through well-defined APIs. with DevOps tools like Jenkins with CI/CD, Docker, Ansible, Kubernetes, or other tools.

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The Mechanics of Deploying the Envoy Proxy at Lyft: Lessons Learned for Ambassador

Daniel Bryant

At last year’s Microservices Virtual Practitioner Summit Matt gave a great talk about the journey and mechanics of deploying Envoy at Lyft , and I was keen to revisit some of the wisdom shared within this talk and see how this relates to the work being undertaken in the open source Ambassador project.

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Cloud Native Patterns: Canary Release

Daniel Bryant

In this series, we’ll discuss key patterns in cloud native application development, why they’re effective, how to implement them in your organization, the consequences of doing so, and provide examples using popular cloud native tools. This includes the ability to observe and comprehend both technical metrics (e.g.

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