The idea to apply circuit breaker pattern is to give protection and control over latency and failure, in order to stop cascading failure in a distributed environment. In addition, it provides a fail fast and rapid recovery for our services.
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Micro-services Using go-kit: Service Discovery
In a environment where number of instances and network locations changes dynamically, a client needs a discovery mechanism to determine the location of a service instance, in order to send a request to it.
Micro-services Using go-kit: API Monitoring
API monitoring is essential because APIs are the only interaction mechanism between your services and outside world.
How To Prepare Your Employee To Become Scrum Master
Introduction Having Certified Scrum Master when your organization is planning to adapt Scrum is one of the best strategy. But hiring new resources will definitely consumes time, effort and cost. Another way to handle that is […]
Micro-services Using go-kit: Rate Limiting
In the service world, usually we need to limit the number of requests in order to protect our services does not get overwhelmed.
Scrum Does Not Work For Me. Any Other Option?
When Scrum does not work for you, try using kanban as another approach of Agile Methodology in your software development.
Micro-services Using go-kit: Centralized Logging Using ELK Stack
Micro-services Using go-kit: Logging Features
Every application needs logging. Logging is very important, so you can consider it as a first class citizen. Therefore, application cannot be deployed to production without logging implementation.
Logo Design: Who’s in Control? You or Your Customer?
Who’s in control in designing a logo? Customer or Designer?
Micro-services Using Go-kit: gRPC endpoint
This article will show how to create micro-services using Golang programming language and Go-kit as its framework. The service will be exposed via gRPC protocol.