At the conceptual level, a message is an exchange of information between a sender and one or many receivers. Message exchange has been an important part of computer programming and architectural design since the early days of mainframe computers.
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Finding the right candidate can be tough. Here are five questions to ask when hiring a prospective Enterprise Architect to help the interview process run smoothly.
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Knowing the difference between empathy and sympathy can make for great Site Reliability Engineers. Here's why it matters.
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Use the tips in this article to make your microservices more attractive to both new and experienced users.
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Here are my lessons learned to shape an organization with end-to-end DevOps culture in mind.
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Understanding clear context boundaries are an essential aspect of a well-designed microservice-oriented application architecture.
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The Static Content Hosting pattern has been a mainstay for delivering fast static data to endpoint consumers. What are the pros and cons?
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Coordinating machines to run autonomously using edge compute technology.
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The Saga architecture pattern allows architects to define exactly how a transaction should work. See how this pattern can improve your processes.
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The Strangler architecture pattern breaks risks into small pieces by placing older systems behind a facade. But what are the cons?
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Event-driven architectures bring significant benefits when managing many endpoints, but it also has its complexities to be aware of.
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AsyncAPI offers a promising means to accelerating organizational standards around asynchronous message formats. Here is what that looks like.
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Product development can be chaotic these days. Planning for these five challenges helps avoid them.
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