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Microservice architecture has transformed the way we develop and operate our applications. Microservices aren’t a technology or a programming language. Instead, they create a structure for designing and building applications based on the idea that the individual functions of a website should operate independently. From this simple concept comes a multitude of benefits including: Continue reading How the Edge Improves Microservices
Thundra is a monitoring service built from the ground up for serverless microservices. Thundra can map out your whole architecture, but it also lets you drill down to particular Lambda functions that contain the custom code that glues your whole s… Continue reading Monitoring Microservices on AWS with Thundra: Part I
In Microservice architecture, public clients & confidential clients are there
as per API Gateway Pattern, Public clients connecting from Browser to backend reaches it via API Gateway
API Gateway does Authentication / Authorization and… Continue reading In Microservice Architecture, how to secure inter service to service
Microservices are a development and organizational pattern in which software is organized into small, independent services that interact through well-defined APIs. Each service is typically owned by a small, independent team.
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I’m a true believer that you can solve any problem with the right product and process, even one as gnarly as the multiheaded hydra that is microservice overhead. Continue reading 3 questions to ask before adopting microservice architecture
While most organizations today are using cloud-native apps, Kubernetes and microservices, they struggle to secure and connect the complex environments resulting from them, a Volterra survey reveals. Securing cloud-native apps Respondents indicated that… Continue reading Cloud-native benefits stifled by critical security and networking issues
The use of microservices-based architecture to realize complex, evolving solutions is growing in popularity. Microservices make it much easier to replace or upgrade components mid-flight. It also allows multiple developers to work on different aspects of the overall solution without affecting each other. However, microservices architecture comes with its own security challenges. Someone who might […]
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As enterprises adopt containers running microservices, they are unsure how to secure these ecosystems. Here, we compare approaches.
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Temporal, a Seattle-based startup that is building an open-source, stateful microservices orchestration platform, today announced that it has raised an $18.75 million Series A round led by Sequoia Ventures. Existing investors Addition Ventures and Amplify Partners also joined, together with new investor Madrona Venture Group. With this, the company has now raised a total of […] Continue reading Temporal raises $18.75M for its microservices orchestration platform
At its (virtual) Kong Summit 2020, API platform Kong today announced the launch of Kong Konnect, its managed end-to-end cloud-native connectivity platform. The idea here is to give businesses a single service that allows them to manage the connectivity between their APIs and microservices and help developers and operators manage their workflows across Kong’s API […] Continue reading Kong launches Kong Konnect, its cloud-native connectivity platform