The Process: using Kafka to drive microservices architecture
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Other issues only get visibility when you get down to the implementation details. To name a few: service discoverability, integrating new components to existing code, allowing multiple codebases (in different languages) to interact transparently, or incorporating legacy code into the new architecture.
In Gumtree we have been evaluating possible solutions to these challenges. For example, using specific Kafka feeds as a solution for discoverability issues and to facilitate integration of components built using different languages. We are in the process of implement one of the proposals as a trial and we want to share our ideas and the issues found during implementation.
Disclaimer: The title comes from a tweet by ‘The Legend of Klang’ himself: https://twitter.com/viktorklang/status/481109888656244736 "
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The Process: using Kafka to drive microservices architecture
Pere Villega
Pere is a software developer originally from Barcelona. Passionate about technology and a Scala fan, he has spent over a decade programming, writing blog posts, and for the last few years has grown an interest on functional programming.