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Deploying microservices in a distributed environment can present a number of challenges, chief among them being the challenge of getting chatty microservices to communicate effectively. Using messaging to enable communication between...
One of the real pleasures of my job is working with customers to understand their use cases, design decisions and architecture. Recently I’ve been having a lot of conversations about...
Solace makes it easy to implement production-ready microservices using Spring Boot and Cloud Foundry. The bane of many developers (including myself) is the inability to inject operating environment properties into...
Microservices are extremely popular these days, and for good reason. They provide a blueprint that make it easier to create robust and scalable applications. During a webinar called Microservices in...
In this edition of Solace Says, I interviewed Jonathan Schabowsky of Solace's office of the CTO, who recently wrote a blog post about event-driven microservices that's turned out to be...
Today, with microservices, the IT community has embraced the approach where services own their domain-centric logic (“smart endpoints”) and only utilize the “dumb pipes” as a transport mechanism. Most communications...
On May 30, Solace Senior Architect Jonathan Schabowsky explained how messaging and microservices work with Pivotal Cloud Foundry as part of a Brighttalk webinar. He provided a great introduction to...
