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Microservices architecture breaks down applications into smaller, modular components to achieve agility and scalability. Organizations can rapidly develop, deploy, and scale applications by decoupling functionality into independent services, promoting flexibility and resilience in the face of changing demands.

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Microservices Security Monitoring: ensuring optimal protection and performance

In the digital age, the security of microservices has taken center stage. As businesses pivot towards microservices architectures, it becomes crucial to address the security challenges that arise with their popularity. However, identifying security threats isn’t possible without adequately designed and continuously carried monitoring. Read this article and join us as we delve into the significance of microservices security monitoring, exploring key strategies and tools that enable organizations to maintain the integrity and resilience of their microservices-based applications.
Alex Bykow

Alex Bykow

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Microservices vs. monolith: choosing the best for your project

There is a widespread but misguided belief that the quality of the code defines whether or not a mobile or web application can be successful. The truth is, your app can have the most brilliant code in it and still be too slow or outdated for the customers. It is the architecture, the way your app is designed and built, that influences the user experience most of all. Architecture can quite literally make or break your application. Historically, applications were designed according to monolithic architecture principles.
Maciej Manturewicz

Maciej Manturewicz

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Best practices for microservices you should adopt

Microservices are all the rage these days. But the simple fact of implementing microservices architecture on your project doesn’t guarantee success. There are certain recommended practices that you should follow when it comes to microservices. Only then can you be sure that you will unlock the full potential of microservices architecture. Before learning in-depth about what you should keep in mind when adopting microservices, let’s quickly recap what they actually are. Microservices architecture presupposes building an application as a bunch of loosely coupled independent components.
Maciej Manturewicz

Maciej Manturewicz

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What is microservices architecture — types, tools, pros and cons

If you try to imagine an employee of a large organization who is supposed to run an entire business process on their own, from start to finish, and describe that hypothetical worker to anyone, it will definitely raise a few eyebrows. Indeed, it is strange to think that just one person should be in charge of, let’s say, purchases, accounting and maintenance at the same time. However, until recently, it was perfectly normal to expect the same from an app. Monolithic architecture used to be the main approach to building an application, and a lot of apps are still built as a single service.
Maciej Manturewicz

Maciej Manturewicz

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Clean architecture — everything you need to know

Many developers are aware of the clean code principles but there is a further way to level up, clean architecture. Not many are aware of the concept of clean architecture, although it is definitely worth exploring. My own experience proves that implementing clean architecture principles in your project can solve a number of issues. In this article I decided to take a closer look at what clean architecture means and why it can be important. Probably every developer and project manager has met this situation at least once in a career: a project shows rapid growth in the beginning then slows down or even becomes completely stuck.
Alex Bykow

Alex Bykow

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Benefits of microservices. What should you know?

According to O’Reilly<sup>1</sup>, only 8% of businesses have no success with microservices. The rest notice at least some improvements. That many satisfied customers is the best proof that microservices are worth your attention and time if you want to bring your projects to the next level. This article will focus on how microservices can positively impact your business and how they can accelerate software development time. Microservices Architecture is a mode of development that focuses on developing a system as a set of small services.
Karolina Rusinowicz

Karolina Rusinowicz

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Microservices. The real deal or a grand delusion?

According to Statista, in 2021, 85% of respondents (organizations employing a minimum of 5,000 employees) claim that they use microservices. Doubtless, adopting microservices can seriously benefit an organization and visibly improve the quality of the products and services it develops. However, it is crucial to do so properly to see positive results. This article will highlight the most important aspects you should be aware of before implementing microservices architecture into the organization. Microservices architecture, as stated by Fowler, "Microservices is a subset of SOA (service-oriented architecture) with the value being that it allows us to put a label on this useful subset of SOA terminology.
Rafael Lefever

Rafael Lefever

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