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Modelling Microservice Patterns in Code Posted: May 27, 2016 7:08 AM
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Service Interactions There is a number of simple interactions a service can support. Which pattern is best for your application can depend on what an existing application expects, and what latency requirements you have. Broadly speaking these interactions fall into client-server and peir-to-peir messaging. For peir-to-peir messaging, one approach to take is Lambda Architecture however ...

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