Love the real-world examples! Much more interesting to learn that way :)
I can relate to the api gateway problem... As we have different microservices responsible for seperate entitites, the logics to combine and process the information usually happens at the gateway, which makes it much heavier than it should be.
Love the real-world examples! Much more interesting to learn that way :)
I can relate to the api gateway problem... As we have different microservices responsible for seperate entitites, the logics to combine and process the information usually happens at the gateway, which makes it much heavier than it should be.
The alternative is to have the logic in one of the microservices, which might break the 'domain ownership' (as it'll need to know more).
Love the real-world examples! Much more interesting to learn that way :)
I can relate to the api gateway problem... As we have different microservices responsible for seperate entitites, the logics to combine and process the information usually happens at the gateway, which makes it much heavier than it should be.
The alternative is to have the logic in one of the microservices, which might break the 'domain ownership' (as it'll need to know more).
Haven't found a satisfying guideline for that.
thanks, Anton