I’ve spent the last year migrating systems from request-response to event-driven patterns. The shift in thinking is significant, but the benefits are real. Here’s my introduction to event-driven architecture (EDA) and why you should care. What is Event-Driven Architecture? Instead of services directly calling each other (request-response), they communicate through events. When something happens, a […]
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Azure Cosmos DB – TTL (Time to Live) – Reference Usecase
TTL capability within Azure Cosmos DB is a live saver, as it would take necessary steps to purge redudent data based on the configurations you may. Let us think in terms of an Industrial IoT scenario, devices can produce vast amounts of telemetry information, logs and user session information that is only useful until we […]
Read more →Scalability – Scale Out/In vs Scale Up/Down (Horizontal Scaling vs Vertical Scaling)
When you work with Cloud Computing or normal Scalable highly available applications you would normally hear two terminologies called Scale Out and Scale Up or often called as Horizontal Scaling and Vertical Scaling. I thought about covering basics and provide more clarity for developers and IT specialists. What is Scalability? Scalability is the capability of […]
Read more →Why SOA ?–Service Oriented Architecture
SOA starts with a simple idea – the concept of service. Services are unassociated, loosely coupled units of functionality that are self-contained. Each service implements at least one action, such as submitting an online application for an account, retrieving an online bank statement or modifying an online booking or airline ticket order. There are multiple […]
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