microservices

Microservice on GAE+ Mix of Standard and Flexible GAE Services

一笑奈何 提交于 2019-11-29 16:03:32
We have two separate projects as follows GAE Standard on JAVA runtime, let us say- APP1 GAE Flexible on Python runtime, let us say- APP2 We want to move both the projects in one micro-services application project with two services, say APP1service (default), and APP2service. Wanted to check if it is possible to host standard and flexible GAE services sharing one application identity in microservices setup? Quick answer is highly appreciated. ps. Google documentation does not answer this question directly and hints that it is unlikely. Yes, it is possible to have any mix of environments and

Running multiple projects using docker which each runs with docker-compose

微笑、不失礼 提交于 2019-11-29 07:47:09
问题 We are using microservices approach to build our product. We are using some projects which each uses docker-compose to run. The problem is that in development environment, if we want to change codes in multiple projects and test developed codes, we must run projects separately and link them together manually. Now we want to create a development kit which clones projects and runs them together and handles links. Can docker-compose handle multiple docker-compose file? If not is there any

Don't allow direct calls to Microservices. Only allow through API Gateway

随声附和 提交于 2019-11-29 07:25:24
问题 Maybe this is a strange question (I'm new with Microservices). But I'm looking for some info on how proceed with this. Does not need to be Spring specific, but that's the framework I'm using at the moment. Example: Lets say we have two Microservices a) http://myurlfortesting.com:8085/api/rest/serviceone b) http://myurlfortesting.com:8090/api/rest/servicetwo and we have setup Spring Zuul (acting as the API Gateway) with the following rules that forward the incoming calls: /rest/one -> http:/

Spring Boot Application - what is default timeout for any rest API endpoint or a easy config to control all endpoint timeout

怎甘沉沦 提交于 2019-11-29 04:46:01
I am using current Spring boot version (1.4.x) and wondering if it has any default timeout for api calls. I have tested it by putting breakpoints but it was keep waiting and didn't time-out. I was also trying to configure default timeout for all my spring-boot apps by using some annotation or yml settings. I found couple of alternatives (one of them here ) but using callable actually adding extra non-business logic code where setting something in xml bean is out of fashion in latest spring boot applications. You can try server.connection-timeout=5000 in your application.properties.From the

简述 Microservices(微服务)

北城以北 提交于 2019-11-29 04:21:12
原文同步至 http://waylau.com/ahout-microservices/ 自 2014 年始,Microservices(微服务)一词越来越火爆,不谈 Microservices 彷佛就 out 了。那么什么是 Microservices?Microservices 架构与传统的架构有什么区别?何时应该采用 Microservices?如何构建 Microservices? 本文,就针对上述提到的问题,来简单介绍下 Microservices。 什么是 Microservices 微服务的诞生并非偶然: 领域驱动设计 指导我们如何分析并模型化复杂的业务; 敏捷方法论 帮助我们消除浪费,快速反馈; 持续交付 促使我们构建更快、更可靠、更频繁的软件部署和交付能力;虚拟化和基础设施自动化(Infrastructure As Code)则帮助我们简化环境的创建、安装; DevOps 文化的流行以及特性团队的出现,使得小团队更加全功能化。这些都是推动微服务诞生的重要因素。 实际上,业界对于微服务本身并没有一个严格的定义。James Lewis 和 Martin Fowler 对 Microservices 架构做了如下定义: 简言之,Microservices 架构风格就像是把小的服务开发成单一应用的形式, 运行在其自己的进程中,并采用轻量级的机制进行通信(一般是 HTTP

Using Amazon SQS with multiple consumers

好久不见. 提交于 2019-11-29 00:37:51
问题 I have a service-based application that uses Amazon SQS with multiple queues and multiple consumers. I am doing this so that I can implement an event-based architecture and decouple all the services, where the different services react to changes in state of other systems. For example: Registration Service : Emits event 'registration-new' when a new user registers. User Service : Emits event 'user-updated' when user is updated. Search Service : Reads from queue 'registration-new' and indexes

Parent pom and microservices

一曲冷凌霜 提交于 2019-11-28 23:11:17
We have several projects that are microservices, every project is independent (running on separate spring boot server, exposing rest services, using separate DB schema...) We use maven to manage the dependencies. Is it a good idea to have a parent pom declaring each microservices as modules? And so helping to manage the common dependencies (like the lib servlet-api witch is used in every project, to remove it of all of them and declare it in only the parent pom) The 'problem' with a multi-module parent pom is that, without complicated profiles, it locks the modules in the same release cycle

Microservices: What are smart endpoints and dumb pipes?

ⅰ亾dé卋堺 提交于 2019-11-28 20:17:40
问题 I have read an article "Microservices" by Martin Fowler and find it difficult to understand smart endpoint s and dumb pipes . Please explain these terms, examples are welcome. 回答1: I didn’t read the article, so I can only speculate what he can mean exactly, but as he gives ESB as an example against microservices and ZeroMQ as an example for micro services I hope my speculation will be pretty exact: One of the ideas of Unix (and Linux) is to build small independent applications and connect

Microservice, service registry, API gateway and data sharing

情到浓时终转凉″ 提交于 2019-11-28 19:09:56
问题 I m actually reading tones of articles concerning microservices architecture, but, it seems that they are dealing the things the easiest way possible, without going deeper in explanations. To explain you my questions, I will show you my actual little architecture : So, here's what I want to use. Before making anything technically, I need more theoretical informations. Description of my domain I have some mobile and browser based customers, able to connect themselves on an application, getting

How to deploy microservices on Heroku

强颜欢笑 提交于 2019-11-28 19:07:30
问题 I have read a lot about microservices, and would like to build my app with that approach. What I know so far is that I nead some services like: load balancer - to deal with every request, and push it forward to another services authorization service - to authorize my users database - for my microservices. I would like to use one instance of DB with different schemas for every service. service A - for functionality A service B - for functionality B etc. etc. etc. I found out, that Heroku is