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Challenges with Microservices

Challenges with Microservices

The following are the  major challenges of microservices. Here we go
  1. Bounded Context: Deciding the right boundaries for microservices.
  2. Configuration Management:  Configuring hundreds of microservices are very difficult. 
  3. Dynamic Scale-Up & Scale Down: dynamic load balancing of services.
  4. Visibility & Management: Always monitoring the all microservices, bug location finding.
  5. Fault Tolerance or Pack of Card: If fundamental microservice goes down or anything went wrong application should not goes down.

Solution for above problems




This technology landscape provides best solutions for microservices. Here will look

1. Configuration Management: Spring cloud provides tools for developers to quickly build some of the common patterns in distributed systems.
examples are configuration management, service discovery, circuit breakers, Intelligent Routing, micro proxy, ..etc.

Here Spring Cloud Config Sever & Spring Cloud Client are managing microservices configuration management easily.


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