Looking for an efficient tool to deploy microservices? Check out HashiCorp Nomad – a versatile, lightweight scheduler that streamlines application deployment and scaling. With Nomad’s simplicity, scalability, and integration, you can deploy and manage microservices with ease. Learn more about Nomad’s features and capabilities in their official documentation and comparison guide.
This tutorial will show you how to migrate your Docker Compose workflow to Kubernetes using kompose. You will start by creating a single-instance setup for a Node.js application with a MongoDB database on a Kubernetes cluster. You will then scale this setup to include multiple replicas of your application and database.
This tutorial provides an overview of best practices for rearchitecting a monolithic application to use microservices, which you can then deploy using Kubernetes, App Platform, or another serverless environment.
Um service mesh é uma camada de infraestrutura que permite gerenciar a comunicação entre os microsserviços da sua aplicação. À medida que mais desenvolvedores trabalham com microsserviços, os service meshes evoluÃram para tornar esse trabalho mais fácil e mais eficaz…
Why and how the cloud provider built an API gateway that scales to dozens of microservices while still keeping its monoliths alive.
Learn how to deploy and scale a Node.js application with MongoDB on Kubernetes using Helm, including replicas and autoscaling.
If you are getting started with containers, you will likely want to know how to automate the processes of building, testing, and deployment.
OpenFaaS is a free and open-source framework for building and hosting serverless functions. With official support for both Docker Swarm and Kubernetes, it lets you deploy your applications without having to manage the underlying infrastructure by using the powerful API, command-line interface, or Web UI.
A practical guide to hardening enterprise API gateways against BOLA, broken authorization, abusive clients, and lateral movement in distributed microservices.
A service mock is code that simulates a service that is not yet available in order to test an application. In this guide, you will build two flexible service-mocking applications using Node.js and Mountebank. After this tutorial, you’ll be able to mock all kinds of service behavior so you can more easily develop and test your applications.
