microservices
How to Decompose a Monolithic Application into Microservices: Step-by-Step Guide for Developers & Architects
🔍 Understand the Domain: Use Domain-Driven Design (DDD) Use Domain-Driven Design to identify Bounded Contexts — logically separate areas of the application that can become independent services. This is the most important step in microservices decomposition. For this you should understand the business domain. Spend some time in learning the domain before starting with this step.…
A Complete Guide to Microservices Architecture for Developers and Architects: Pros, Cons, Examples & Best Practices
This article explores when to use a microservice, when not to use and the pros and cons of using a microservices based architecture. As software systems grow more complex, architects and developers face a key decision: Should we build a monolith or implement a microservices based architecture ? In this post, we dive deep into…
Top 5 Microservices Design Patterns in Java with Code Examples (2025 Guide)
1. API Gateway Pattern An API Gateway acts as a single entry point for all clients, routing requests to the appropriate microservices. It can handle authentication, load balancing, caching, and request shaping. Some of the api gateways can also combine multiple services into a coarse-grained service and can do response filterings We will use Spring…
Microservices Orchestration: A Step-by-Step Guide for Scalable Workflows with Temporal
Microservices architecture has changed the way software applications are developed. When there are many microservices, it becomes a challenge and sometimes a nightmare to coordinate different microservices to complete a business workflow. Developers were forced to write code for handling retries, failures, and alternate flows. This means the business logic code is mixed with system-level…