When I started my very first career in software development many years ago, I remembered that I really like to learn and achieve a lot of skills in software development via read notably books by gurus in this fields as well as read blogs of them. …
I wrote about CA topic last year and today I’m going to write out another part of it. CA is good to make the software architecture more succinctly and manageable, but the boilerplate codes are also huge (if you used to implement it you will get my point — a lot of requests, responses, interactors or use cases, interfaces, and classes need to be created, see my implementation at https://github.com/thangchung/blog-core). …
Service Mesh is a cutting-edge terminology in these days. I have seen that a lot of people starting to talk about this topic all over the world. The first time around 4 months ago, I started to have a look at it and really surprise a lot. How beautiful can it do to help us build a complex microservices stack actually makes me keep focusing on it?
As far as we know, in order to build the system with microservices approach comes with a lot of headache problems, and the main things are we need to pay attention to many concepts of the distributed computing. Everyone knows that distributed computing. In my personally, the distributed system is quite hard and not easy to adopt for a long time after it is coined many years ago. Many big companies like Twitter, Netflix, Google, Amazon, Microsoft… spent a lot of money and efforts to find and build the neat solutions on that. A ton of libraries and tools came in since then. You can search a lot of topics to discuss how can we build and use those solutions and tooling to avoid the trap in the microservices approach. …
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