alexandreolive

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   Data Sharing Issues in a Microservice Architecture(alexandreolive.medium.com)

   2 points by alexandreolive 3y ago|0 comments
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   Run Asynchronous Tasks in New Kubernetes Pods with Node.js(alexandreolive.medium.com)

   1 points by alexandreolive 3y ago|0 comments
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   by alexandreolive 3y ago

   That's not what I said; sorry if that was not clear. The parent company requires RabbitMQ, we are using Kubernetes because managing 40 microservices without it would be hell. In the article, I only showed 1 user-facing API, but it&#x27
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   by alexandreolive 3y ago

   I'm the writer of the article; thanks for your lovely comment. I skipped many essential parts of the architecture in the article to keep it concise. The following articles will be about the technical implementation of what I discussed
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   by alexandreolive 3y ago

   I'm the writer of the article; I LOVE howvideo.works. It helped me quite a lot when I started working on video processing. I'm still a beginner and always fall back to it when I'm unsure about something fundamental. Thanks fo
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   by alexandreolive 3y ago

   Hello, I'm the writer of the article. We are using Kubernetes for our whole architecture, consisting of around 40 microservices and cron jobs. I just wanted in this article to give an example of asynchronous architecture using Kubernet
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   by alexandreolive 3y ago

   Hello, I'm the writer of the article. Our solution gets videos from random people who present products we sent them. We get dodgy videos filmed on bad devices, and the process of contacting the user and getting him to re-upload another