October 2024
Intermediate to advanced
396 pages
11h 44m
Spanish
Content preview from Seguridad y arquitectura de microservicios en AWS
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Cuando se trata de microservicios, gran parte de la literatura del sector se centra en el diseño y desarrollo de los mecanismos que proporcionan servicios informáticos al usuario final. A pesar de ello, es ampliamente conocido que los microservicios requieren que cambiemos fundamentalmente nuestra forma de pensar sobre el almacenamiento. Normalmente se espera que los microservicios sean autocontenidos. Esto se aplica no sólo a su lógica, sino también a su mecanismo de almacenamiento de datos. A diferencia de los monolitos, donde centralizar el almacenamiento de forma no redundante es el principio rector, los microservicios requieren que los arquitectos piensen en la descentralización. En un entorno real de microservicios, los datos son ciudadanos de primera clase y deben tratarse de forma similar a cualquier servicio informático. Los arquitectos de microservicios fomentan la localización de los datos, en la que éstos se mantienen cerca del servicio que los necesita, para que el sistema pueda depender menos de bases de datos externas. Al evitar las bases de datos compartidas y centralizadas, un entorno de microservicios trabaja sólo con los datos disponibles dentro del contexto delimitado, garantizando así la autonomía y la escala al mismo tiempo. Además, este diseño de almacenamiento distribuido reduce la posibilidad de que los mecanismos ...
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