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Microservices ecosystem

Developer tools around microservices architecture

Ray Chong
Nov 19, 2022
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This post aims to provide a high-level full picture of microservices architecture and developer tools needed for microservices.

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API Documentation

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Centralize Microservices API Documentation to SwaggerHub
API specifications/documentation is a key element for cross-team communication. In Java tech stack, we always use Swagger to generate API specifications and use Swagger UI to visualize the specification. But there is an issue in microservices architecture when using Swagger. This post will discuss the problem in Microservices API Documentation…
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a year ago · 2 likes · Ray Chong

What are microservices?

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The Path to Microservices: What are Microservices?
Microservices architecture is a popular architectural style in the backend world. Developers love to use this architectural style to develop a large-scale system and solve complex problems. But, do you know why it is so popular? In this post, I am going to discuss…
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a year ago · 2 likes · Ray Chong

Log Monitoring and Alerting

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Log Monitoring and Alerting
Last time, we talked about Observability. In this post, we are going to talk about log monitoring and alerting. It is also an important component of a system. Without this, your software engineers do not know what is happening in the whole system. That said, when an error occurs, no one knows and the engineering team does not know whether the system per…
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a year ago · 2 likes · Ray Chong

CI/CD

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The Path to Microservices: CI/CD
In modern software development, CI/CD pipeline is really important. It can help the team focus on actual development work and reduce manual processes. With an automatic pipeline, the development workflow is more productive and less error-prone. CI/CD stands for…
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a year ago · 2 likes · Ray Chong

Service Discovery

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The Path to Microservices: Service Discovery
We have talked about several topics about microservices. In this post, we are going to discuss Service Discovery in a microservices architecture. This is important for a microservices architecture. Without this, your client does not know how to talk to your microservices. So, let’s jump into the topic…
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a year ago · Ray Chong

BFF

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The Path to Microservices: API Gateway Aggregation Pattern
Microservices architecture split the whole system into different services which allows us to scale each service independently. But, it brings some problems to the architecture as well. For example, multiple entry points. Since we split the system into multiple services, the data is distributed across different services. If a client wants to get data tha…
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a year ago · 2 likes · Ray Chong

Authentication

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Designing Authentication for Your Public API Platform
When creating an API platform, one of the key elements is that you need to know your client’s identity and verify their identity to see if it is a valid request from an authorized user. For API Authentication, basically, we can have two approaches: Token-based authentication (We won’t discuss this approach in this post…
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a year ago · 2 likes · Ray Chong
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Passwordless Authentication
In this post, I will be covering an authentication approach called Passwordless Authentication. This approach can improve user onboarding and login experience. Passwordless Authentication allows users to log in to their accounts without using a password. Instead, the users need to input an OTP every time they log in to the system. That said, the users en…
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a year ago · 3 likes · 2 comments · Ray Chong
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What is two factors authentication?
In traditional authentication, we use username-password authentication to identify user identity in a system. As technology evolves, this approach is not secure enough. There are different illegal ways to get your credentials including password leaks, password brute-force attacks, phishing, etc. To secure a user account, there is an approach called…
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