Microservices

Ensuring Data Consistency in EDA: The Transactional Outbox Pattern Explained

Let’s be brutally honest. Without the Transactional Outbox Pattern, your event-driven system is nothing more than a digital con artist. It’ll gladly take your customer’s money, and the moment it crashes, it ghosts them completely. You’re not building a reliable service; you’re building an automated rip-off machine. That might sound harsh, but the underlying risk…

The Limits of Spring Events: Why Microservices Demand Durable and Reliable Messaging

What if I told you the Spring Event logic you just wrote, the code you believe is clean and decoupled, is actually a poison slowly sickening your entire system? This is the harsh reality of the limits of Spring Events when applied outside of a monolith. Inside a single application, Spring Events are a vitamin….

Monolith Decomposition: Business-First Boundaries, Microservices Second

Monolith Decomposition isn’t a refactor—it’s an organizational reset. Carve along the business seams—code follows. Principled Microservices Playbook This article is a standalone deep dive on how to properly decompose a monolith and is a chapter in our comprehensive series. You don’t need any prior context to get the full value from this post. To explore…

Monolith vs. MSA? Stop Asking “Which,” Start Asking “Why.”

Architect’s Handbook for MSA This article is a standalone deep dive on how to properly decompose a monolith and is a chapter in our comprehensive series. You don’t need any prior context to get the full value from this post. To explore all related topics, please visit the full series index. -> Explore the Full…

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