CRON jobs are a staple for many software systems: See Slack, for example: Over the years, both the number of cron scripts and the amount of data these scripts process have increased. While generally these cron scripts executed as expected, over time the reliability of their execution has occasionally faltered, and maintaining and scaling their […]
Tag: microservices
How should you design the structure of your .NET solutions? Microservices? Monolith? Feature folders? Clean architecture? Shared databases?
Extending legacy applications can be very difficult. By using micro UIs, you can confidently & quickly add new features to your system!
Are you considering adopting a microservices architecture? Won’t it fix all your problems? Join me for a look into the realities of microservices!