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What determined which API owns a resource when the same resource is exposed in mutlipe apis (e.g you have a REST API and a AMQP feed)? In some cases it is obvio
by jeltz 8y ago
What determined which API owns a resource when the same resource is exposed in mutlipe apis (e.g you have a REST API and a AMQP feed)? In some cases it is obvious but in other cases it is far from clear.
I feel using urls as ids create more problems than it solves, especially if you use absolute urls. I have worked with cases where the same ID was used in 3 or 4 different APIs. None of them clearly the master.
- tuukkah 8y agoThe URI doesn't have to be fully owned by any single microservice. The JSON representation can more or less correspond to a HTML view and be served by the UI, or a separate API facade can combine the relevant pieces of information from various microservices.