Microservices have taken the tech world by storm, and with them, the complex challenges of ensuring they run smoothly under pressure. Enter the unsung heroes of software development—the QA teams. These specialists are not just testers; they’re the architects of disaster-prevention, crafting scenarios that mimic the chaos of the real world to keep your services running flawlessly. The Role of …
What is the Process of Building Microservices Using Spring Boot?
Microservices architecture has gained immense popularity due to its ability to break down complex systems into smaller, manageable services. When it comes to implementing microservices, Spring Boot emerges as a leading framework, offering developers a robust toolkit to build scalable and resilient applications. In this guide, we will explore the process of building microservices using Spring Boot, covering everything from …
What are Ways to Secure Your Microservices Architecture?
In today’s rapidly advancing digital landscape, securing microservices architecture is paramount to the success and resilience of modern organizations. At Keyhole Software, we understand the critical imperatives of protecting against unauthorized access and safeguarding sensitive data. This guide explores key strategies to fortify your microservices architecture’s security, highlighting the comprehensive services we offer to help you navigate and implement these …
Architectural Assessment: Migration to Microservices
A senior Keyhole Consultant led an architectural assessment for a cash flow management client. The goal was for the consultant to lay out a roadmap for the incremental migration away from legacy Ember.js front-end and Rails-based monolithic architecture to a microservices and React front-end implementation.
Microservices Architecture: The Good, the Bad, and Testing
It’s important to thoroughly consider both the benefits and drawbacks of microservices architecture before you implement it. It’s also important to implement robust testing strategies to ensure the reliability and quality of the overall system.
Over the course of this blog, I’ll explore the good, the bad, and the testing side of microservices. My hope is that this will give you a starting point as you consider whether microservices architecture is right for your project.