Now, what is this “Detour” pattern all about? It’s essentially a rerouting exercise, not unlike the way you’d avoid a construction zone on your daily commute. In Azure terms, it’s…
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Right, let’s dive into the world of Durable Subscribers and how they help us avoid losing messages like forgotten emails in an overloaded inbox. Picture this scenario: you’ve got a…
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Leadership is messy, whether it’s among humans or machines. The only difference is that machines, particularly in distributed systems, don’t bring ego into it. They just want a fair, reliable…
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A Service Mesh is an infrastructure layer built into an application that facilitates service-to-service communication in a microservices architecture. It provides features like load balancing, service discovery, encryption, authentication, authorization,…
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Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIPs) provide a well-established vocabulary and set of design guidelines for building cohesive and scalable messaging architectures. The Splitter Router pattern, a fundamental component of EIPs, plays…
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Change Log changelog: - version: 0.1 description: - Initial draft released, covering core design principles for health endpoints in Azure Functions. - Provided basic implementation examples, including simple health checks…
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Distributed tracing with a Correlation ID allows for seamless tracking of a request as it flows through different services. For instance, when an order processing issue occurs, the Correlation ID…
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An idempotent receiver is a message receiver that ensures that the processing of a message is executed only once, even if the message is received multiple times. This is useful…
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A Control Bus (CB) is a messaging architecture that enables enterprise integration by facilitating the exchange of control messages among different systems and applications. It acts as a mediator between…