Why Separate Databases? Explaining Like You're Five - CodeOpinion
I want to give you three different examples and reasons why you might want to separate customers and orders into different databases.| CodeOpinion
One of the most common questions I get is how to compose data when different services each own their own data. You might have product details owned by the catalog service, pricing owned by sales, reviews owned by a reviews service, shipping information somewhere else, and order counts somewhere else. How do you get all… Read More »Composing Data from Multiple Services The post Composing Data from Multiple Services appeared first on CodeOpinion.| CodeOpinion
I want to give you three different examples and reasons why you might want to separate customers and orders into different databases.| CodeOpinion
Loosely Coupled Monolith is focusing on cohesion, managing coupling, and that logical boundaries aren’t your physical boundaries.| CodeOpinion
