#66: How Great Software Engineers Build Microservices (2 Minutes)
A bad microservice handles multiple domains.
A good microservice handles only one of the business’s domains.
Great article, Neo!
Step #3 is where many teams drop the ball, failing to understand the complexity and scalability limitations that shared database produces.
Simply put, Neo!
LEETCODE
Any tips on how to use analytical functions when relevant data is scattered across multiple databases. Should the data be queued/aggregated to a separate report server at some interval, say every night?
Good , interesting data. I like this approach.Thanks for sharing
A bad microservice handles multiple domains.
A good microservice handles only one of the business’s domains.
Great article, Neo!
Step #3 is where many teams drop the ball, failing to understand the complexity and scalability limitations that shared database produces.
Simply put, Neo!
LEETCODE
Any tips on how to use analytical functions when relevant data is scattered across multiple databases. Should the data be queued/aggregated to a separate report server at some interval, say every night?
Good , interesting data. I like this approach.Thanks for sharing