A service mesh is a technology pattern for managing networked communication between services. Here are some of the popular tools for deploying a service mesh.
This article shows how to automate the entire stack: from infrastructure provisioning, configuration, application deployment, and starting and stopping the stack itself.
Learn the reasons to use application databases and explicit publishing of data in your architecture, and how to manage growth in your data scope and size.
Learn common database patterns for microservices, explore CQRS (including how it differs from CRUD), and, finally, how it can be combined with event sourcing.
AWS Database Migration Service provides heterogeneous migrations between different platforms. See the migration scenario between DocumentDB and MongoDB Atlas on AWS.
You can use Linkerd as a service mesh with Kubernetes, helping to manage communications for cloud-native apps and services while also feeding you data.
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