Week 2, year 2015
- How to build Microservices wrong - Microservices have got a lot of traction last year. It’s always interesting to read about success stories other people have; they tend to inspire you to try this new trend out in your own project. However, there are several traps you can fall into if you follow this trend without deep understanding of its fundamentals. Today, I’ll share some bad practices I saw one particular company used on its way to adopt microservices architecture. [Enterprise Craftsmanship]
- Messaging Flavours - A message is a unit of communication between systems. There are three flavours of messages: informational, interrogatory, and imperative. Imperative Messages Imperative messages represent the sender’s intention. They instruct the receiver to perform an action or make a change. Do this, change that. We can model these messages as Commands. [Mathias Verraes]