Microservice Expertise

PART 14: How to use Zipkin with Microservice?

Using Zipkin in a microservices architecture involves several steps, including setting up Zipkin, instrumenting your microservices, and configuring them to send trace data to Zipkin. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started:

PART 13: What is Zipkin?

Zipkin is a distributed tracing system that helps gather timing data needed to troubleshoot latency problems in service architectures. It manages both the collection and lookup of this data. Zipkin is particularly useful for microservices architectures, where requests may flow through…

Step-by-Step Implementation of Circuit Breaker Pattern with Resilience4j

Implementing a circuit breaker pattern with Resilience4j in a Java application involves several steps to enhance fault tolerance…

Microservice interview Question list

Here is a comprehensive list of interview questions related to microservices, organized by…

Part 11: Why Circuit breaker Pattern is important in microservice?

The Circuit Breaker pattern is crucial in microservices architecture for several reasons. It helps to improve system resilience, stability, and fault tolerance by managing failures gracefully and preventing…

Interview Question for Microservice developer

Hello guys, I would like to share interview question list for microservice position. In this Interview, Interviewer mostly focus on microservice. I hope this list will help you.

1. How to do caching in API Gateway ?

Part 9: Implement load balancing using Ribbon in microservice

To implement load balancing using Ribbon in a microservices architecture, you need to set up your microservices and configure Ribbon to distribute the load among instances of a service.

Part 8 : How to implement Api Gateway?

Implementing an API Gateway can be done using various tools and frameworks depending on your specific requirements, technology stack, and deployment environment. Below is an example of how to implement an API Gateway using Spring Cloud Gateway, a popular choice…

Part 7 : API Gateway in microservices

An API Gateway is an essential component in a microservices architecture for several reasons. It serves as a single entry point for client requests, routing them to the appropriate backend services. Here are some key reasons why an API Gateway is needed: