Throughout this chapter, we've talked about the prevention of failures and how we can develop an application with high availability and resilience. In this section, we will see how our structure can protect us.
Bulkheads – using the ecosystem against failures
by Vinicius Feitosa Pacheco
Microservice Patterns and Best Practices
- Preface
- Understanding the Microservices Concepts
- Knowing the application
- Independently deploy, upgrade, scale, and replace
- Light weight communication
- Potentially heterogeneous/polyglot
- Documentation of communication
- Endpoints for web applications
- Endpoints for mobile applications
- Caching at the client level
- Throttling for your client
- Identifying anemic domains
- Identifying the fat domains
- Identifying microservice domains for the business
- From domain to entity
- Summary
- The Microservice Tools
- Internal Patterns
- Microservice Ecosystem
- Shared Data Microservice Design Pattern
- Understanding the pattern
- Breaking a monolithic application into microservices
- Data orchestration
- Consolidating responses
- Microservice communication
- Storage sharing anti-pattern
- Best practices
- Testing
- Pros and cons of the shared data pattern
- Summary
- Aggregator Microservice Design Pattern
- Proxy Microservice Design Pattern
- Chained Microservice Design Pattern
- Branch Microservice Design Pattern
- Asynchronous Messaging Microservice
- Microservices Working Together
- Testing Microservices
- Monitoring Security and Deployment
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