Keep your logic close and your data closer
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Keep your Logic Close and Your Data Closer - How to Share data Between Services Separation of concerns is one of the main drivers for microservices architecture. When data comes to play, and it usually does, you can't have RPC/REST as your only tool in your toolbox. In this talk, I will explain what are the challenges Data brings into the microservices world, describe some architectural solutions as well as some specific tools that can solve this problem.
Keep your logic close and your data closer
- 3. are about exposing data Databases are about hiding itServices
- 8. GET /Country?tempHigherThan=X&date=Y GET /CountriesSameTemp?temp=Y&date=X GET /CitiesTempHigherThanMedian?date=Y GET /allData?updatedSince=YYYY-MM-DD
- 14. Not per-request model Not deployable Usually another team * * *
- 17. Tuning is like a walk in the park
- 18. Tuning is like a walk in the park
- 19. they pull me back in Just when I thought I was out
- 20. Hide DB implementation Enable full data access Multiple use-cases * * *
- 24. ! Big Data ! Source of truth ! Memcached * * *
- 25. EntityX Service
- 26. EntityX Service
- 35. ORM is allowed here every other day Today is that dayNOT
- 37. Hide DB implementation Enable full data access Multiple use-cases
- 39. Distributed data Map Reduce SQL * * * More usecases
- 40. Cache JVM: Service && Data DB as software Another type of dependency JVM only * * * * *
- 41. Never tell anybody outside the family what youre thinking ...but find a way to share your data
- 44. * Language * Dependency hell * Threads leakage * GC * C.I.
- 45. * Better decoupling * Choose your stack * Ownership * faster deployments * and more . . .
- 47. back the world you and the world In the fight between -up your data- Franz Kafka
- 48. Public API
- 49. Never tell anybody outside the family what Youre thinking Microservice Is your implementation