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Microservices Architecture

Design and implement microservices architecture for scalable, maintainable systems. Service design, communication, and deployment strategies.

Microservices Architecture

Build scalable, resilient systems with microservices architecture.

What Are Microservices?

Microservices break down applications into small, independent services that:

  • Run independently
  • Scale individually
  • Deploy separately
  • Use the right technology for each service

Our Services

  • Architecture Design: Service boundaries and communication
  • Service Implementation: Building individual services
  • API Gateway: Unified entry point for services
  • Service Mesh: Inter-service communication
  • Containerization: Docker and Kubernetes deployment

Architecture Components

Service Design

  • Domain-driven design (DDD)
  • Bounded contexts
  • Service contracts
  • API versioning
  • Event sourcing

Communication Patterns

  • Synchronous: REST, GraphQL, gRPC
  • Asynchronous: Message queues, event streaming
  • Service Discovery: Consul, Eureka
  • Load Balancing: Nginx, HAProxy

Data Management

  • Database per service
  • Event-driven data sync
  • CQRS pattern
  • Saga pattern for transactions

Infrastructure

Containerization

  • Docker images
  • Docker Compose for development
  • Multi-stage builds
  • Image optimization

Orchestration

  • Kubernetes deployment
  • Helm charts
  • Auto-scaling
  • Rolling updates
  • Health checks

Service Mesh

  • Istio / Linkerd
  • Traffic management
  • Service-to-service security
  • Observability

Observability

Monitoring

  • Prometheus metrics
  • Grafana dashboards
  • Alert management
  • Resource monitoring

Logging

  • Centralized logging
  • ELK Stack / Loki
  • Log aggregation
  • Search and analysis

Tracing

  • Distributed tracing
  • Jaeger / Zipkin
  • Request correlation
  • Performance analysis

Security

  • Service authentication (mTLS)
  • API gateway security
  • Secret management (Vault)
  • Network policies
  • Container security

CI/CD Pipeline

  • Automated testing
  • Container registry
  • GitOps deployment
  • Canary releases
  • Rollback strategies

Benefits of Microservices

  1. Scalability: Scale services independently
  2. Flexibility: Use different technologies
  3. Resilience: Fault isolation
  4. Deployment: Independent deployments
  5. Team Autonomy: Teams own services

When to Use Microservices

Good fit:

  • Large, complex applications
  • Multiple development teams
  • High scalability requirements
  • Diverse technology needs

Consider alternatives:

  • Small applications
  • Limited team resources
  • Simple domains

Technologies We Use

  • Languages: Node.js, Python, Go, Java
  • Containers: Docker, Kubernetes
  • Messaging: RabbitMQ, Kafka, NATS
  • Databases: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis
  • Service Mesh: Istio, Linkerd

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