An introduction to NATS, an open-source technology for connecting applications and microservices over a network.
The latest episode of Building SaaS covers post-launch improvements and user experience polishing for the JourneyInbox application.
First part of a series on building a vehicle tracking app using Azure services, covering the system architecture and components.
Explains how a microservices architecture is essential for successful blue/green deployments and common pitfalls when services are not independent.
A guide on integrating an Angular front-end application into a .NET Aspire orchestration setup for cloud-native development.
A technical comparison of RabbitMQ and Apache Kafka for messaging in microservices, covering their architectures, patterns, and use cases.
Discusses why blindly copying technical solutions or processes from one team to another often fails due to unique team and company contexts.
Explains the Retry Pattern for building resilient microservices, covering transient failures, idempotency, and when to retry requests.
A case study on implementing a custom microservice (Chronos) to measure end-to-end latency in a microservice architecture.
A developer reflects on leaving Rencore after seven years, highlighting work on architecting a SaaS platform, cloud migration, and compliance.
A guide to using Project Tye to simplify local development by running multiple .NET APIs and services with a single command.
Using OpenTelemetry to identify and manage database dependencies in microservices architectures.
A developer shares a list of their recent tech conference talks on topics like Kubernetes security, WebAssembly, and Docker.
A guide introducing gRPC for API development, comparing it to REST, GraphQL, and other protocols, and outlining a hands-on tutorial series.
A tutorial on deploying Open Service Mesh (OSM) with mTLS on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) using Terraform for secure microservice communication.
Announcing Pulumi's support for Azure Container Apps, a new serverless container platform for microservices, with details on its features and open-source integrations.
Explores the concept of Micro Applications, defining them as small, focused apps with both a frontend and backend, contrasting them with Microservices and Micro Frontends.
Tutorial on building a microservice with Spring Boot and HarperDB, then deploying it on AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
Explores how reusable APIs can reduce complexity in microservices architecture and discusses the benefits and challenges of implementation.
Explains the three core components—structured logging, health checks, and tracing—needed to build a reusable .NET microservices platform.
