Writing About Microservices [Prompts]
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Prompt #1: Netflix
With all of its moving parts and features, Netflix is one of the most public uses of microservices. Are you an expert? Explain the microservices of Netflix: How does it work? How do they troubleshoot different areas of the website? What kinds of microservices are necessary to keep the website running smoothly?
Alternatively, choose another company that utilizes microservices, and explain that! We want your insight on the things we use every day!
Prompt #2: Deploying Microservices in the Cloud
On DZone, we are always looking for the next big tutorial to help our developers be the best they can be! Do you know how to deploy microservices in the cloud? Teach us! Include code snippets and screenshots to help others along the way!
Don't know about the cloud, but have other ideas? Teach us how your team uses microservices!
Prompt #3: Migrating to Microservices
Tutorials, tutorials, tutorials! We want to know how your team uses microservices, and what advantages you have noticed since switching? Disadvantages? Tell us how you switched, and teach our readers your ways!
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