In this second blog of the series, I will talk about securing a very basic interaction that is a microservice communicating with another microservice outside the organization’s network boundaries and Read More
Security Considerations for Microservices Interactions Part – 1
Modern organizations follow multiple workload deployment patterns when it comes to adopting the public cloud. With microservices spread across on-premise and one or more public clouds, the communication between these Read More
Kafka Message Ordering Part – 4
This is the final blog in Kafka Message Ordering series. I would highly recommend reading the previous blogs to ensure that you can follow the discussion here. Here is what Read More
Kafka Message Ordering Part – 3
This is the third blog, in the four-part series to develop an understanding of how to maintain the ordering of messages while architecting a solution. I would highly recommend you Read More
Kafka Message Ordering Part – 2
Welcome back to the second blog in the message ordering series. If you haven’t read the first blog, Kafka Message Ordering Part – 1, I would recommend you to go Read More
Kafka Message Ordering Part – 1
When working with messaging systems it is a good practice to architect systems that are asynchronous, idempotent, and independent of message sequence (see Saga Pattern). But for some specific use Read More