How to tame event-driven microservices

Writing server-side code in Azure Cosmos DB

InfoWorld Daily May 01, 2019

How to tame event-driven microservices Understanding flow behavior and making changes are the main challenges of choreographed microservices. A workflow engine can help Read more ▶

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