What patterns are provided for handling distributed transactions?

The skill focuses on the Saga pattern, providing implementation logic for both orchestration and compensation to ensure data consistency across multiple services.

Does this skill support event-driven architecture?

Yes, it includes patterns for asynchronous communication, event publishing, and subscription models using technologies like Kafka and message queues.

How does this skill help with monolith decomposition?

It provides established strategies like the Strangler Fig pattern and Domain-Driven Design (DDD) to help identify bounded contexts and systematically extract services from a monolith.

How does it improve system resilience?

It guides the implementation of patterns like Circuit Breakers, Bulkheads, and Retries with Backoff to prevent cascading failures and manage transient errors in distributed environments.

Microservices Architecture Patterns

Name: Microservices Architecture Patterns
Author: pur3v4d3r

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API Development

Designs and implements resilient microservices architectures using standardized patterns for communication, data management, and system decomposition.

About

This skill provides a comprehensive toolkit for architecting and building distributed systems, specifically focusing on the transition from monolithic to microservices-based infrastructures. It offers actionable patterns for service decomposition using Domain-Driven Design, robust inter-service communication via synchronous APIs and asynchronous event-driven models, and complex data management strategies like the Saga pattern. By incorporating resilience patterns such as circuit breakers and retries, it enables developers to build highly available, scalable backend systems that handle partial failures gracefully.

Key Features

Resilience implementation including Circuit Breakers and Exponential Backoff
Service decomposition strategies using Business Capability and DDD subdomains
Distributed transaction management using the Saga pattern with compensation
API Gateway orchestration and Strangler Fig migration patterns
Synchronous and asynchronous inter-service communication patterns
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Use Cases

Decomposing a legacy monolith into a scalable microservices architecture
Ensuring system stability in distributed environments through fault-tolerance patterns
Implementing event-driven communication between services using Kafka or RabbitMQ

About

Key Features

Resilience implementation including Circuit Breakers and Exponential Backoff
Service decomposition strategies using Business Capability and DDD subdomains
Distributed transaction management using the Saga pattern with compensation
API Gateway orchestration and Strangler Fig migration patterns
Synchronous and asynchronous inter-service communication patterns
1 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Decomposing a legacy monolith into a scalable microservices architecture
Ensuring system stability in distributed environments through fault-tolerance patterns
Implementing event-driven communication between services using Kafka or RabbitMQ