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When splitting 1 service into multiple services, do the configurations for the service need split and each part stored in the services?
Why do we need RESTful Web Services?Database driven service configurations - Design or over-DesignMicroservices: Centralized Authorization vs Authorization in each serviceMicroservice granularity: Per domain model or not?Microservice architecture - carry message through services when order doesn't matterspring-data-rest and micro-services: Entity with @OneToOne relationship with Entity in another spring-data-rest serviceWhat design pattern should be used for a workflow like this?Deciding how to partition the system into microservicesDoes microservice data “ownership” mean data “understanding”?How to reconcile microservice “share nothing” principle with “independence”
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Let's say you have a "monolith" with a set of configurations
id: 1273,
fooConfig: .. ,
barConfig: .. ,
bazConfig: ...
and you want to split it into Foo, Bar and Baz services which run jobs when asked to by a central workflow engine.
Do you need to store each of the configurations in the services, like
// Foo service config (stored in Foo service)
id: 1273,
.
. // fooConfig stuff
.
// Bar service config (stored in Bar service)
id: 1273,
.
. // barConfig stuff
.
// Baz service config (stored in Baz service)
id: 1273,
.
. // bazConfig stuff
.
or can you store the configuration in some other service (say Configuration Manager service) and input the respective parts of it into the 3 job services when they are invoked?
web-services design-patterns service architecture microservices
asked Mar 23 at 15:17
Mike Rowe ServisMike Rowe Servis
111
add a comment |
Let's say you have a "monolith" with a set of configurations
id: 1273,
fooConfig: .. ,
barConfig: .. ,
bazConfig: ...
and you want to split it into Foo, Bar and Baz services which run jobs when asked to by a central workflow engine.
Do you need to store each of the configurations in the services, like
// Foo service config (stored in Foo service)
id: 1273,
.
. // fooConfig stuff
.
// Bar service config (stored in Bar service)
id: 1273,
.
. // barConfig stuff
.
// Baz service config (stored in Baz service)
id: 1273,
.
. // bazConfig stuff
.
or can you store the configuration in some other service (say Configuration Manager service) and input the respective parts of it into the 3 job services when they are invoked?
web-services design-patterns service architecture microservices
asked Mar 23 at 15:17
Mike Rowe ServisMike Rowe Servis
111
can you give an example of white kind of configuration fields you are referring to?
– NiRR
Mar 24 at 18:30
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Let's say you have a "monolith" with a set of configurations
id: 1273,
fooConfig: .. ,
barConfig: .. ,
bazConfig: ...
and you want to split it into Foo, Bar and Baz services which run jobs when asked to by a central workflow engine.
Do you need to store each of the configurations in the services, like
// Foo service config (stored in Foo service)
id: 1273,
.
. // fooConfig stuff
.
// Bar service config (stored in Bar service)
id: 1273,
.
. // barConfig stuff
.
// Baz service config (stored in Baz service)
id: 1273,
.
. // bazConfig stuff
.
or can you store the configuration in some other service (say Configuration Manager service) and input the respective parts of it into the 3 job services when they are invoked?
web-services design-patterns service architecture microservices
asked Mar 23 at 15:17
Mike Rowe ServisMike Rowe Servis
111
Let's say you have a "monolith" with a set of configurations
id: 1273,
fooConfig: .. ,
barConfig: .. ,
bazConfig: ...
and you want to split it into Foo, Bar and Baz services which run jobs when asked to by a central workflow engine.
Do you need to store each of the configurations in the services, like
// Foo service config (stored in Foo service)
id: 1273,
.
. // fooConfig stuff
.
// Bar service config (stored in Bar service)
id: 1273,
.
. // barConfig stuff
.
// Baz service config (stored in Baz service)
id: 1273,
.
. // bazConfig stuff
.
or can you store the configuration in some other service (say Configuration Manager service) and input the respective parts of it into the 3 job services when they are invoked?
web-services design-patterns service architecture microservices
web-services design-patterns service architecture microservices
asked Mar 23 at 15:17
Mike Rowe ServisMike Rowe Servis
111
asked Mar 23 at 15:17
Mike Rowe ServisMike Rowe Servis
111
asked Mar 23 at 15:17
Mike Rowe ServisMike Rowe Servis
111
asked Mar 23 at 15:17
Mike Rowe ServisMike Rowe Servis
111
asked Mar 23 at 15:17
Mike Rowe ServisMike Rowe Servis
111
111
can you give an example of white kind of configuration fields you are referring to?
– NiRR
Mar 24 at 18:30
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can you give an example of white kind of configuration fields you are referring to?
– NiRR
Mar 24 at 18:30
can you give an example of white kind of configuration fields you are referring to?
– NiRR
Mar 24 at 18:30
can you give an example of white kind of configuration fields you are referring to?
– NiRR
Mar 24 at 18:30
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You can save at common place. There is actually pattern called External Configuration Store. . The idea is to save configuration at central location and access as needed. It's easy and if tomorrow you add more services you can imagine the benefits . You can find more about here External Configuration Pattern
answered Mar 24 at 8:56
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You can save at common place. There is actually pattern called External Configuration Store. . The idea is to save configuration at central location and access as needed. It's easy and if tomorrow you add more services you can imagine the benefits . You can find more about here External Configuration Pattern
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You can save at common place. There is actually pattern called External Configuration Store. . The idea is to save configuration at central location and access as needed. It's easy and if tomorrow you add more services you can imagine the benefits . You can find more about here External Configuration Pattern
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You can save at common place. There is actually pattern called External Configuration Store. . The idea is to save configuration at central location and access as needed. It's easy and if tomorrow you add more services you can imagine the benefits . You can find more about here External Configuration Pattern
answered Mar 24 at 8:56
Imran ArshadImran Arshad
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You can save at common place. There is actually pattern called External Configuration Store. . The idea is to save configuration at central location and access as needed. It's easy and if tomorrow you add more services you can imagine the benefits . You can find more about here External Configuration Pattern
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can you give an example of white kind of configuration fields you are referring to?
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