Anton Caceres - The epic zoo of microservices

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This document discusses microservices architectures and patterns. It describes how a microservices application can be broken up into smaller independent services for different functions like accounts, billing, permissions etc. It then discusses various microservices patterns like sidecars, ambassadors and adapters that define how services can communicate. It also introduces the concept of a service mesh to provide service discovery and handle cross-cutting concerns like resiliency, security and access control across all microservices. In the end, it provides credits to various sources that influenced the microservices concepts and patterns discussed.

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CREDITS
▸ Brendan Burns, David Oppenheimer: Design Patterns for Container-Based
Distributed Systems
▸ David Schmitz, “10 Tips for failing badly at Microservices”
▸ Mark Eijsermans “Service Meshes”
▸ Jason McGee “IBM, Google and Lyft give microservices a ride on the Istio
Service Mesh”
▸ Igor Serebryany & Martin Rhoads “SmartStack: Service Discovery in the Cloud”
▸ Kasun Indrasiri “Service Mesh for Microservices”
▸ Amazon/Netﬂix architecture image by Appcentrica

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