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With the rapid adaption of microservice architectural patterns, one of the major issues has arisen related to secret management. With the microservices pattern, teams have become quite independent,...

With the rapid adaption of microservice architectural patterns, one of the major issues has arisen related to secret management. With the microservices pattern, teams have become quite independent,...

With the advent of microservices, the networking got more complicated. Earlier, with the monolithic approach, the vertical scalability was pretty much simplistic. The applications were viewed as 3-...
NGINX is one of the most used web-server on the Internet. Besides being a web server, NGINX can be used as a proxy server, load-balancer, and cache as well. In this blog, we would explore such use ...
Video streaming has become one of the most popular forms of consuming content on the Internet. Because of this, even though the Internet was started as a method of transferring textual data, the au...

In this blog post, we’re going to learn about VPC, a basic building block of creating a network infrastructure in cloud environments. Even though we’re going see some examples specific to the AWS p...

Authentication and authorization is one of the corner stones of designing services. As both the terms used together, it gives the idea that both these two terms are exactly same. However it’s far f...

The most common way to design loosely coupled components in microservice architectures is to expose a well-designed standardized set of APIs, which will be invoked by the upstream service. REST API...

In this blog post, we are going learn about RESTful API design, a principle widely adopted by microservices to design interfaces so much that it became the de-facto standard. Here we will learn bas...

In this blog post, we will learn about microservices. We would learn why microservices are evolved and are preferred nowadays over monolithic architecture. We would also learn about a few patterns ...

This blog post is written to jot down several concepts of Docker, which are generally not needed for day-to-day activities for the majority of the tasks, however, these concepts provide an overview...