To Java developers who were around about ten ago, the microservices approach to application design probably sounds familiar. In many ways, the Java microservices paradigm is similar to ...

Third-party service integration: Because microservices communicate through standardized APIs, you can integrate services developed elsewhere—either commercial or open source—into your application.

The biggest one is complexity.Microservices introduce a higher level of complexity compared to more monolithic architectures. Systems are broken down into numerous services; the architecture ...

The MicroProfile Working Group, the open forum that optimizes Enterprise Java for a microservice architecture, just released their latest iteration, MicroProfile 7.1.

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If you have a commitment in-house to Oracle's Java or Microsoft's C# or if you do your business application development in C or C++, you may want to consider doing your front-end development in a more ...

Of course, a container-based architecture isn’t without challenges. Back-pressure effects with dependent services and the complexity of managing different services are two examples.

IOOF's new microservices architecture chops domain concepts like member and advisor, business rules like fee configuration, and orchestration like member registration into small pieces that, when ...