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The high-level design and description of a software system. Architectural design distills away details of implementations, algorithms, and data representation to concentrate on the interaction of "black box" components.
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Architecture of management tool for multiple backend API's and common concepts between them
I am currently building the first of many different backend API's. They will to some extent share some common concepts (person information, court information, etc); although between them there are a l …
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Shared domain model between different microservices
Imagine a scenario of two different microservices. One to handle Authentication within the service, the other one takes care of User Management. They both have a concept of a User, and will talk about …
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What is the most accepted transaction strategy for microservices
Within our own architecture, we have been using distributed transactions to resolve this, but they come with their own issues. Especially deadlocks have been a pain so far. …
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