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AWS Microservices Architecture – Enabling Faster Application Development

RapidValue

Over the past few years, we have witnessed that the use of Microservices as a means of driving agile best practices and accelerating software delivery, has become more and more commonplace. Key Features of Microservices Architecture. Microservices architecture follows the decentralized data management.

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Serverless in 2019: From ‘Hello World’ to ‘Hello Production’

Stacks on Stacks

and patching, and scaling, and load-balancing, and orchestrating, and deploying, and… the list goes on! 4) The great monolith to serverless refactoring begins While greenfield apps led the way in serverless development, this year, word will get out that serverless is the fastest path to refactoring monoliths into microservices.

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Do I really need Kubernetes?

CircleCI

Starting with a collection of Docker containers, Kubernetes can control resource allocation and traffic management for cloud applications and microservices. The task of building, testing and delivering your application to a container registry is not part of Kubernetes. Here, CI/CD tools for building and testing applications do the job.

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Understanding API Gateway: When You Need It and How to Implement

Altexsoft

Microservices and API gateways. It’s also an architectural pattern, which was initially created to support microservices. A tool called load balancer (which in old days was a separate hardware device) would then route all the traffic it got between different instances of an application and return the response to the client.

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Hack day experiments with the cloud and orchestration of serverless functions

Bernd Rucker

Basically you say “Get me an AWS EC instance with this base image” and “get me a lambda function” and “get me this API gateway with some special configuration”. Kubernetes does all the dirty details about machines, resilience, auto-scaling, load-balancing and so on. Sounds great! as described in more details below.