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Breaking up a monolith into SOA, and breaking referential integrity
When breaking up a large monolithic application with a monolithic RDBMS into a service-oriented architecture with many databases, how do you deal with the breaking of data integrity?
I have a large ...
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Should I have a single Microservice Instance when there are several versions of the same database
We have 25 instances of the same database facilitating different production plants in our organization. Basically, location X uses it's own copy of the database, location Y uses it's own copy, etc. ...
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How to share data between web applications?
I have two web applications, say Application_1 and Application_2.
Application_2 has a database table named table_2, which changes infrequently, and needs to be accessed by Application_1.
Does it ...
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Is it an abuse of SOA to use it as a database abstraction layer? [closed]
I have a question whether it is a good or bad practice to use an SOA layer for the application servers to talk to the database. A web application server can obviously directly connect to a database, ...
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Let applications share a database or keep them in sync with web services?
We have decided to build separate applications for user authentication and user management. The reason is that the the former is a "this just needs to always work, and do so instantly" style service, ...
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SOA, Java EE and data organization
At the company I work for, we're currently splitting up our monolith solution into a number of small services (SOA).
The purpose of this is to make the developers working on each chunk of code (...
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Assessing Relative Maintainability
We (a contractor, actually) are implementing an off the shelf system to replace a legacy homegrown system for the core domain of the company (designing widgets). Unfortunately both systems will have ...
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Amazon SOA: database as a Service
There is an interesting interview with Werner Vogels which is partly about how Amazon does Service Oriented Architecture:
For us service orientation means encapsulating the data with the
business ...