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Rusty Circuit Breaker 🦀

Rusty Circuit Breaker 🦀

3 months ago 7 min read
In this blog, let us have fun implementing a software wheel, Circuit Breaker, in Rust. What is Circuit Breaker? I've talked about Circuit Breaker in one of my previous posts, Microservice Governance -
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Haili Zhang
By: Haili Zhang
Microservice Governance - Deployment Patterns

Microservice Governance - Deployment Patterns

10 months ago 8 min read Distributed SystemGovernance patternsmicroserviceservice-meshpattern
We’ve documented how to follow Routing Patterns [https://blog.softwheel.io/microservice-governance-routing-patterns/] and Resilience Patterns [https://blog.softwheel.io/microservice-governance-resilience-patterns-part-1/] to manage routing and communications for thousands of microservices on your platform.
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Haili Zhang
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Microservice Governance - Resilience Patterns - Part 2

Microservice Governance - Resilience Patterns - Part 2

10 months ago 8 min read microserviceIn-depthservice-meshDistributed SystemGovernance patterns
Hi there, welcome back. Let’s continue talking about Resilience Patterns, and this article is Part - 2 of it. For recalling why we need to care about resilience and how to approach
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Haili Zhang
By: Haili Zhang
Microservice Governance - Resilience Patterns - Part 1

Microservice Governance - Resilience Patterns - Part 1

a year ago 7 min read microserviceGovernance patternsservice-meshpattern
Hey guys, nice to see you again. This is the second blog for discussing how to govern the complex Microservice Architecture. The first one, discussing Routing Patterns, is here [https://blog.softwheel.io/
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Haili Zhang
By: Haili Zhang
Microservice Governance - Routing Patterns

Microservice Governance - Routing Patterns

a year ago 12 min read microserviceGovernance patternsDistributed System
These patterns deal with how the client-side services discover the locations of the server-side services and are routed over to them. In a cloud-based application, you might have hundreds of microservices, and each
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Haili Zhang
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