Software Architecture
In distributed systems, maintaining data consistency across various services and data stores is a persistent challenge. A common pitfall arises when a service needs to both update its own database and publish a message to a message broker. If these two operations aren't atomic, a failure in one
Software Architecture
As software architects, we're constantly seeking patterns that not only solve immediate problems but also pave the way for future flexibility. In the quest for scalable, maintainable, and highly responsive systems, two powerful patterns often come to the forefront: Event Sourcing and Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS). Having
Software Architecture
If you've migrated to microservices, you know the feeling: your application is faster, more flexible, but the simple act of service "A" talking to service "B" has become a network nightmare. Enter the Service Mesh—the critical piece of infrastructure that solves this complexity.