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Google Service Weaver is a Bad idea

Writing distributed applications like microservices can be challenging. I know, surprise, surprise. Performance, versioning, testing, and the list goes on are all aspects that make it difficult. So there’s got to be an answer in the form of tooling that can make this easier. Maybe there is with Google Service Weaver? YouTube Check out my YouTube channel, where I post all kinds of content accompanying my posts, including this video showing everything in this post. Google Sevice Weaver Write your application as a modular binary. Deploy it as a set of microservices. https://serviceweaver.dev/ That’s the claim from Google Service Weaver. You split up your… Read More »Google Service Weaver is a Bad idea

Event-Driven Architecture lost its way

Event-driven architecture is excellent for decoupling—or is it? The industry is trending towards losing the value of decoupling because of how it uses and defines events. Let me explain so you can avoid getting caught up in the same coupling trap. YouTube Check out my YouTube channel, where I post all kinds of content accompanying my posts, including this video showing everything in this post. Events I’ve been seeing events defined in four ways in the industry right now: in terms of size, they are either coarse or granularity and are derived from CRUD and data-centric or business-focused and behavior-centric. Coarse events… Read More »Event-Driven Architecture lost its way

App Configuration: where does it go?

How do you manage your App Configuration? Things like connection strings, hostnames, 3rd party API keys, and application-specific settings like log levels. You can use config files, environment variables, and external configuration services. Let me sort it out and explain the different situations so you can choose the best option. It’s not a one size fits all. YouTube Check out my YouTube channel, where I post all kinds of content accompanying my posts, including this video showing everything in this post. Included It’s typical to include your configuration alongside your application. This could be in code, compiled into your binary, or a… Read More »App Configuration: where does it go?