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Microservices Development Cookbook
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Microservices Development Cookbook

by Paul Osman
August 2018
Intermediate to advanced
260 pages
5h 48m
English
Packt Publishing
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Routing requests to services

In previous recipes, we focused on having your monolith route requests to services. This technique is a good start since it requires no client changes to work. Your clients still make requests to your monolith and your monolith marshals the request to your microservices through its controller actions. At some point, however, to truly benefit from a microservices architecture, you'll want to remove the monolith from the critical path and allow your clients to make requests to your microservices. It's not uncommon for an engineer to expose their organization's first microservice to the internet directly, usually using a different hostname. However, this starts to become unmanageable as you develop more services ...

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ISBN: 9781788479509