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Microservices vs Monolithic Architecture - Which one should you choose
Microservices and Monolithic Architecture are two prevalent architectural types that have evolved in the field of software development.
Gourav Dhar
Feb 7, 20235 min read
Exploring Stateful vs. Stateless Architecture
Stateful and Stateless Architecture are two of the most common architectures used in distributed computing.
Gourav Dhar
Feb 6, 20237 min read
How WebSockets are different from HTTP?
Both WebSockets and HTTP are valuable Internet communication technologies.
Gourav Dhar
Feb 3, 20236 min read
Understanding Resiliency in Applications & Services: What It Is and How to Build It
Applications and services that are resilient are able to bounce back from setbacks, adjust to shifting situations
Gourav Dhar
Feb 2, 20236 min read
Advantages and Disadvantages of Microservices
It can help to reduce complexity, improve scalability and flexibility, and enable faster development cycles.
Gourav Dhar
Jan 26, 20235 min read
How do Microservices Communicate With Each Other?
Microservice architecture is a popular way to build applications that are composed of multiple services.
Gourav Dhar
Jan 26, 20234 min read
9 Proven Strategies to Improve API Performance
By using an API, developers can access data from other sources and use it to improve their application's performance.
Gourav Dhar
Jan 26, 20234 min read
What are the benefits of message queues?
A message queue is a type of software system that enables the sending and receiving of messages between different applications
Gourav Dhar
Jan 19, 20234 min read
Eventual Consistency in Microservices and Large-Scale Distributed Systems
Consistency is one of the most important aspects of system design. Consistency refers to the uniformity of the data presented to the user ac
Gourav Dhar
Jan 16, 20233 min read
What happens when the load balancer fails?
The load balancer can act as a single point of failure. In the above arrangement if the load balancer fails,the entire application will fail
Gourav Dhar
Jan 12, 20233 min read
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