Microservices architectural pattern

[iluwatar]

The example should demonstrate the basic cases how to compose microservices together as described here: http://blog.arungupta.me/microservice-design-patterns/

[protopapa]

Hi,

I'm Anastasia . I would like to work on this issue of it is OK.
Waiting to hear back.

Thanks and Cheers.

[iluwatar]

Hi there! You're welcome to work on it. I'll update the issue labels.

[protopapa]

Thanks!!!

[npathai]

@iluwatar Don't we need splitting of tasks here? Link explains 4-5 different patterns. Are all going to be implemented as one PR?

[gdiazs]

Hi! Maybe I can help in someway.

[iluwatar]

@npathai @protopapa as I see it this is a single architectural pattern and there are different flavours to it. In my opinion this issue could implement the basic case and explain the others.

I agree this is a big pattern to implement and would prefer to discuss the best way to implement it before we dig too deep into it.

[protopapa]

@iluwatar @npathai As I see it is for sure one pattern with 3 variations. For the last two listings I would like to research and study it a bit more before forming an opinion.

[gdiazs]

I agree with Idea to use the most simplest architecture. I was in a project where we use Repository and Service patterns, with Spring restfull and spring security with Jason Web Tokens (jwt) using DTO pojos . I think that is a good idea use a real example with a complete stack of layers.

[protopapa]

Hello!
I believe that the simplest way to implement this pattern is, as it described on the Aggregator Microservices pattern. I also believe that the Proxy Pattern , Chained Microservices Pattern and Branch Microservices Pattern is a variation of the Aggregator. The Shared Data Microservices Patter and the Asynchronoys Pattern solve a different problem and if implement should be in a different task.
I am waiting for your feedback. Cheers !

[iluwatar]

Hi @protopapa I think you have the right interpretation. For an example, you can look at the excellent API Gateway pattern from @TylerMcConville