microservices

I have a application that can be broken down into multiple communicating services. My current implementation is monolithic and I want to reorganize it so that individual components can be deployed,iterated upon, scaled independently. I see two ways to do this with Azure: Service Fabric service composed of set of communicating micro-services (stateless, web-api etc.) A collection of individual Azure Web Apps/ Cloud Services that call each other at the http end points. Are there any obvious advantages of 1 over 2? Any rule of thumb to chose one over the other would also be very helpful. Peter

here's my code snippets. here's my yml file: productionServer: host: production-server.amazonaws.com publicIp: xx.xx.xx.xx privateIp: xx.xx.xx.xx userName: xx.xx.xx.xx password: xx.xx.xx.xx remoteFilePath: fake/path/ fileName: test.txt privateKey: private-public-key.ppk server: applicationConnectors: - type: http port: 8080 - type: https port: 8443 keyStorePath: key.keystore keyStorePassword: password validateCerts: false adminConnectors: - type: http port: 8081 - type: https port: 8444 keyStorePath: key.keystore keyStorePassword: password validateCerts: false MyConfiguration class: import io

I am having a difficulty in terms of architecture and wondering if someone has some insights. The plan I will have multiple microservices (different laravel projects, catalog.microservice.com, billing.microservice.com) each providing an API. On top of these will be an angular fronted consuming those APIs. I will have another micro service (passport.microservice.com) for auth now thanks to laravel 5.3 passport this is even easier. The flow: User goes to catalog.microservice.com user need to authenticate and provides a user and password request is made by angular (aka client) to passport

I am trying to develop micro service by using spring and spring boot. In my project , I am converting monolithic to service oriented architecture. Project contain 20 Micro services.I these I need to set application variables and global variables. I have confusions related to this , And I am adding those confusions here, Is possible to declare my global variables in application.properties file? If not possible where I can define my global variables? If I am using spring config server for global configuration, How I can import those properties conditionally to client project? Can I set different

I have a one big monolith application, and now its time to separate some modules to micro services! I read a lot about pub/sub and microservices in Google docs, but can't find answers to my questions: How app.yaml file looks like for my module(microservice)? How app.yaml looks like for my app?(I mean, with microservice) Where I need to declare this module - in application app.yaml or in both app.yaml? How can I use single datastore with my app and my module? My app.yaml now looks like: application: my-application version: 1 runtime: python27 api_version: 1 threadsafe: true with some

Trying to figure out a pattern for how to handle relationships when using a hypermedia based microservices based on Spring Data Rest or HATEOAS. If you have service A (Instructor) and Service B (Course) each exist as an a stand alone app. What is the preferred method for establishing a relationship between the two services. In a manner that does not require columns for IDs of the foreign service. It would be possible for each service to have many other services that need to communicate in the same manor. Possible solution (Not sure a correct path) Each service has a second table with a

I am using HttpURLConnection to make a POST request to a local service deployed in my local created using JAVA Spark. I want to send some data in request body when I make the POST call using the HttpURLConnection but every time the request body in JAVA Spark is null . Below is the code I am using for this Java Spark POST Service Handler post("/", (req, res) -> { System.out.println("Request Body: " + req.body()); return "Hello!!!!"; }); HTTPClass Making the post call `public class HTTPClassExample{ public static void main(String[] args) { try{ URL url = new URL("http://localhost:4567/");