Modular Monolith Architecture | Milan Jovanović
The Modular Monolith Architecture course will teach you how to build production-ready applications using Modular Monolith Architecture, Domain-Driven Design, and CQRS.| www.milanjovanovic.tech
The Modular Monolith Architecture course will teach you how to build production-ready applications using Modular Monolith Architecture, Domain-Driven Design, and CQRS.| www.milanjovanovic.tech
Service discovery is a pattern that allows developers to use logical names to refer to external services, instead of physical IP addresses and ports. In this week's issue, we'll see how to implement service discovery in your .NET microservices with Consul.| www.milanjovanovic.tech
Caching is one of the simplest techniques to significantly improve your application's performance. In this newsletter, we will explore how to implement caching in ASP.NET Core applications.| www.milanjovanovic.tech
By designing your applications with resilience in mind, you can create robust and reliable systems, even when the going gets tough. In this newsletter, we'll explore the tools and techniques we have in .NET to build resilient systems.| www.milanjovanovic.tech
Distributed systems offer flexibility but introduce complexity, making troubleshooting a headache. Understanding how requests flow through your system is crucial for debugging and performance optimization. OpenTelemetry is an open-source observability framework that makes this possible.| www.milanjovanovic.tech
Modular monoliths blend the simplicity and robustness of traditional monolithic applications with the flexibility and scalability of microservices. Today, I'll introduce you to the modular monolith architecture and why you should know about it.| www.milanjovanovic.tech
Modular monoliths are an architectural approach that's becoming very popular. They combine the benefits of modularity and monolithic design. Data isolation ensures that modules are independent and loosely coupled. Today, I will show you four data isolation approaches for modular monoliths| www.milanjovanovic.tech
Modular monoliths are becoming more popular in the software engineering community. The allure of Microservices is becoming less compelling. We also have seasoned veterans of our industry saying you should reconsider: > You shouldn't start a new project with microservices, even if you're sure your application will be big enough to make it worthwhile. — Martin Fowler Modular monoliths give you the logical architecture of Microservices without the operational complexity. You can safely determi...| www.milanjovanovic.tech
Large Microservice-based systems can consist of tens or even hunders of individual services. A client application needs to have all of this information to be able to make requests to the relevant microservice directly. However, this has numerous issues such as security concerns, complexity, and coupling. We can solve this by introducing an API gateway that acts as a reverse proxy to accept API calls from the client application, forwarding this traffic to the appropriate service. The API gatew...| www.milanjovanovic.tech
.NET • ASP.NET Core • Software Architecture| www.milanjovanovic.tech
MassTransit is an open-source distributed application framework for .NET. It provides a messaging abstraction on top of the supported message transports. In this week's issue, I'll show you how to use MassTransit.| www.milanjovanovic.tech
If you're working in a distributed system, you need to be able to communicate between multiple services. There are a few ways that you can implement this. Depending on your chosen approach, you can either introduce tight coupling between your services or stay loosely coupled. Loose coupling is an important quality in a distributed system. It will allow you to evolve your services independently. So how do you implement loosely coupled communication between services? You'll need a messaging sys...| www.milanjovanovic.tech
