Category: Microservice

  • When (and When Not) to Use Microservices

    Microservices have become a buzzword in modern software architecture. Some businesses swear by them, while others regret adopting them too early. The truth is: microservices are not a silver bullet. Whether you should use them depends on your product’s scale, team, and goals. What Are Microservices? (Simple Explanation) Think of your software as a restaurant:…

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  • Best practices for API Development

    Sure! Below, I’ve elaborated on each best practice with real-world examples to give you a clearer picture of how they are applied in API development. Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are essential components in modern software development, enabling applications to communicate with each other and share data seamlessly. Building a well-structured, efficient, and secure API can…

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  • How to Overcome Microservice Architecture Challenges

    Microservices architecture has gained significant popularity in recent years due to its flexibility, scalability, and ability to break down large monolithic applications into manageable, smaller services. While the approach comes with numerous advantages, it is not without its own set of challenges. Organizations often face hurdles when transitioning from monolithic systems to microservices. However, by…

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  • Difference Between Auth-1 and Auth-2

    In the ever-evolving world of API security, understanding the various methods of authentication is crucial for securing your applications and services. Among the most common methods are Auth-1 and Auth-2. These two approaches have similarities but also important differences that affect how secure and efficient your interactions with APIs can be. In this blog, we…

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  • Benefits of Microservices Architecture in a Single Business Domain

    What are Microservices? In today’s world of containerization and cloud computing, traditional monolithic systems often fall short of meeting the demands of modern software development. As software systems grow more complex, maintaining and scaling monolithic architectures becomes increasingly challenging. In a monolithic system, all components are tightly integrated into one large unit. If a single…

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