Microservices Resources

Top 5+ Microservices Architecture and Design Best Practices

This list of best practices will help new and experienced microservices developers make sure that their application is designed effectively.

March 28, 2018

by Ajitesh Kumar

· 113,560 Views · 67 Likes

How to Cluster Images With the K-Means Algorithm

Learn how to read an image and cluster different regions of the image using the k-means algorithm and the SciPy library.

March 28, 2018

by Sibanjan Das

CORE

· 58,585 Views · 7 Likes

10 Interesting Use Cases for the K-Means Algorithm

Learn what the k-means algorithm is, learn about its origins, and learn about some key use cases for it.

March 27, 2018

by Kaushik Raghupathi

· 157,255 Views · 6 Likes

Reconfiguring Applications with Spring Cloud Config Server

Check out this introductory article which will show you how to...well, reconfigure your applications using Spring Cloud Config Server.

March 27, 2018

by Ryan Dawson

· 27,502 Views · 4 Likes

Comparing Service Mesh Architectures

Learn about service meshes, the new emerging standard that you'll want to implement as a communication layer in your microservices after seeing its benefits.

March 27, 2018

by Zach Jory

· 16,579 Views · 8 Likes

Microservice Testing: Coupling and Cohesion (All the Way Down)

This article will walk you through the important points of coupling and cohesion in microservices testing, from the architectural level down.

March 25, 2018

by Daniel Bryant

· 12,210 Views · 9 Likes

FLUSH and LOCK Handling in Percona XtraDB Cluster

Let's run through your options for FLUSH and LOCK handling when using Percona XtraDB Cluster as well as tips for each of your choices.

March 23, 2018

by Krunal Bauskar

· 5,233 Views · 2 Likes

Running Vert.x Microservices on Kubernetes/OpenShift

Learn how to implement Vert.X, a reactive microservices framework, on Kubernetes in an OpenShift environment.

March 23, 2018

by Piotr Mińkowski

· 7,622 Views · 6 Likes

ESP8266 Wi-Fi Fan Controller

Learn how to build a Wi-Fi-capable fan controller. For this project, we'll use EasyIoT Cloud and assorted hardware to build a temperature-sensing fan.

March 22, 2018

by Igor Jarc

· 26,481 Views · 3 Likes

How to Run a Selenium Test with TestNG

Learn to execute a Selenium test using TestNG on Java with this step-by-step tutorial to develop a test with Maven and IntelliJ IDEA.

March 20, 2018

by Dzmitry Ihnatsyeu

· 15,829 Views · 1 Like

Go Microservices, Part 12: Distributed Tracing With Zipkin

Learn about two new supporting components, the Zuul EDGE server and Zipkin, as part of our Go microservices in this tutorial.

March 20, 2018

by Erik Lupander

· 32,539 Views · 5 Likes

Changing the Default Port of Spring Boot Apps [Snippets]

Let's take a look at three different approaches you can take to defining your Spring Boot app's default Tomcat port, as well as the impacts of those approaches.

March 19, 2018

by Hussein Terek

· 186,254 Views · 14 Likes

Docker Environment Variables: How to Set and Configure Server Applications

Whether you are new to Docker or have some experience, this extensive list of 50 Docker variables should introduce you to something new.

March 19, 2018

by Angela Stringfellow

· 59,599 Views · 2 Likes

Doing Stuff With Spring WebFlux

Interested in Spring WebFlux's reactive capabilities but aren't sure where to get started? Here's a deep dive into routes, handlers, and requests.

March 18, 2018

by Dan Newton

· 89,828 Views · 17 Likes

Go Microservices, Part 11: Hystrix and Resilience

Learn how to set up more resilient inter-service communication for your microservices written with Go using the Hystrix circuit breaker.

March 18, 2018

by Erik Lupander

· 26,726 Views · 9 Likes

Go Microservices, Part 10: Centralized Logging

Let's continue with our microservices project by learning about a logging strategy based on the Logrus logging driver and Loggly.

March 17, 2018

by Erik Lupander

· 18,543 Views · 6 Likes

Eclipse JNoSQL: A Quick Overview of Redis, Cassandra, Couchbase, and Neo4j

In the NoSQL world, there are 4 types of databases: key-value, column, document, and graph. Each one has a particular purpose, level of scalability, and model complexity.

Updated March 16, 2018

by Otavio Santana

CORE

· 14,426 Views · 10 Likes