Spring Boot

In the evolving landscape of microservices architecture, the API Gateway pattern stands as a cornerstone for managing complexity, enhancing security, and optimizing performance. This single-entry-point facade simplifies how clients—whether mobile apps, web frontends, or third-party integrations—interact with a sprawling ecosystem of backend microservices. By decoupling external consumers from internal service details, the API Gateway enables seamless Read more

In a microservices architecture, the database-per-service pattern means each microservice owns its own private database instead of sharing a single central DB. Other services can only access that data through the service’s API, never by querying its tables or collections directly.​ This pattern gives you: In this post, you will build a Read more