How to Build Modern Web Applications Using Microservices
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The document outlines the advantages of building modern web applications using microservices as opposed to traditional monolithic architectures. Key benefits include improved scalability, faster development, and better operational safety. Best practices for microservices include creating coarse-grained APIs, using separate data stores for each service, and ensuring services are stateless.
How to Build Modern Web Applications Using Microservices
- 1. HOW TO BUILD MODERN WEB APPLICATIONS USING MICROSERVICES Presented by: Joe Brinkman Co-Founder and VP Technology, DNN
- 2. Traditional Web Apps < > www.mysite.com < > www.mysite.com < > www.mysite.com < > www.mysite.com < > www.mysite.com < > www.mysite.com< > www.mysite.com Authentication Logging Forms Membership/Profile Content Workflow Forums/Discussion Groups Sliders Authentication Logging Forms Content Workflow Forums/Discussion Groups Sliders Membership/Profile
- 3. Traditional Web Apps < > www.mysite.com Monolith Challenges • Tight Coupling • Scaling • Deployment • Single Language
- 4. Why Microservices? “We can scale our operation independently, maintain unparalleled system availability, and introduce new services quickly without the need for massive reconfiguration.” Werner Vogels, CTO, Amazon
- 5. Why Microservices Speed • Development • Deployment • Corrective Action Safety • Operations • Data Scale • Scope • Volume • Interactions Building solutions with speed and safety at scale.
- 6. Microservice Web Apps < > www.mysite.com Authentication Membership Logging Forms Content Discussions Authentication Content Content Discussions DiscussionsDiscussions Authentication Membership Logging Forms Content Discussions V1.1V1.1 Microservices Node.JS C#
- 13. Key Principles Automated build & deployment
- 14. Best Practices •Course-grained APIs •Separate data-store per service •Deploy in containers (or container like) •Services should be stateless (cattle not pets) •Build for failure
- 15. For More Information Joe Brinkman Co-Founder and VP Technology, DNN @jbrinkman http://www.dnnsoftware.com