Towards Polyglot Architecture

Discover the benefits and challenges of adopting a Polyglot Architecture and how to successfully implement it in your organisation.

Microservices should be designed for resilience and can expect partial, intermittent failures. It should be designed to recover from…

Breaking the extensive monolith system into smaller microservices is advisable as the system grows. It helps keep the system resilient…

One-size-fits-all does not hold anymore in the world of microservice. In the microservice arena, we divide an extensive monolith system…

25 reasons why an organisation should use Microservice. It is a practice not just for technology but it enables business and consumers…

Twelve-factor is a methodology for building software-as-a-service. It helps achieve clean code, maximum portability, highly automated…

The data layer is one of the crucial layers of an application.

It describes a generic approach to common design problems that developers face while developing code of a similar fashion.

The data layer is a key layer in the overall architecture. It comprises of Database layer, Database abstraction layer and Data access…

We generate roughly 2.5 quintillion bytes of data worldwide every day. In this data-centric environment, every organisation wants to be…

A well-defined boilerplate code is the key to success for the underlying product in development. On the journey to carve out…

Software architecture reflects the internal quality of the product compared to the user interface, which reflects the external marker.