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Docker Swarm vs Kubernetes: how to choose a container orchestration tool

CircleCI

They are portable, fast, secure, scalable, and easy to manage, making them the primary choice over traditional VMs. Load balancers. Docker Swarm clusters also include load balancing to route requests across nodes. Docker Swarm provides high availability as you can easily duplicate the microservices in Docker Swarm.

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Comparing API Architectural Styles: SOAP vs REST vs GraphQL vs RPC

Altexsoft

With pluggable support for load balancing, tracing, health checking, and authentication, gPRC is well-suited for connecting microservices. RPC’s tight coupling makes scalability requirements and loosely coupled teams hard to achieve. Customer-specific APIs for internal microservices. How RPC works. Command API.

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The Good and the Bad of Docker Containers

Altexsoft

During shipment, goods are carried using different types of transport: trucks, cranes, forklifts, trains, ships, etc. What’s more, the goods come in different sizes and shapes and have different transportation requirements. Then came standardized intermodal containers that revolutionized the transportation industry. Scalability.

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Node.js vs Python: Choose the best backend technology in 2022

Openxcell

include its speed, scalability, and the fact that developers can use it to develop both frontend and backend with a single unified stack. Highly scalable. applications operate in a non-blocking or asynchronous way, they are highly scalable. Highly scalable. Highly flexible for microservice development.

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KubeCon San Diego Summary: Top Ten Takeaways (Part 2)

Daniel Bryant

Once the new routing and transport layer has been implemented, this solution effectively provides location transparency for the old applications, and (if required) they can be incrementally containerised and migrated to Kubernetes with the API gateway and service mesh handling the underlying IP address and port changes.