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In the evolution of cloud-native systems, the transition from synchronous, monolithic architectures to asynchronous, event-driven designs has become the gold standard for scalability and resilience. H...
In the modern cloud-native landscape, the shift from monolithic architectures to decoupled microservices has elevated asynchronous messaging from a "nice-to-have" to a foundational requirement. As a s...
In the modern enterprise landscape, architects often face a fundamental choice when designing distributed systems: how to handle the movement of data between decoupled components. Within the Microsoft...
In the early days of microservices, the industry leaned heavily on synchronous REST APIs. However, as organizations like Uber and Netflix scaled to millions of concurrent users, they hit the "Distribu...
In the era of distributed systems and microservices, the "glue" that binds services together is often more critical than the services themselves. As a cloud architect, the most frequent question I enc...