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A battle-hardened look at microservices architecture in 2019. We strip away the hype to focus on patterns that prevent downtime: API Gateways, Circuit Breakers, and the infrastructure needed to run them in Norway.
Your API gateway is likely the bottleneck in your stack. We dive deep into kernel tuning, the new TLS 1.3 standard, and why NVMe infrastructure is non-negotiable for sub-50ms response times in Norway.
Moving to microservices? Don't trade code complexity for operational insanity. We cover the API Gateway, Circuit Breakers, and why NVMe storage is non-negotiable for distributed systems in 2018.
Moving from monolith to microservices introduces complexity. We explore battle-tested patterns like API Gateways, Circuit Breakers, and Service Discovery using NGINX and Consul, specifically tailored for the Norwegian hosting landscape.
Breaking the monolith doesn't mean breaking your SLA. We explore proven architecture patterns—from API Gateways to Circuit Breakers—that keep distributed systems alive when network latency strikes.
Moving from a monolithic architecture to microservices is dangerous if you don't manage the complexity. We explore the API Gateway pattern, Service Discovery with Consul, and why low-latency infrastructure in Norway is critical for distributed systems.
Move beyond the monolith without breaking production. We analyze the API Gateway pattern using Nginx and Consul, specifically tailored for Norwegian infrastructure requirements and GDPR preparation.
Monoliths are safe; microservices are a distributed systems minefield. We explore battle-tested patterns (API Gateways, Service Discovery) to maintain sanity, leveraging KVM isolation and NVMe storage to combat latency in the Norwegian ecosystem.
Transitioning from monolithic architectures to microservices requires robust infrastructure. We explore API Gateways, Service Discovery, and why KVM-based VPS in Norway is crucial for latency and upcoming GDPR compliance.
Moving from monolith to microservices requires more than just Docker. We explore critical patterns like Service Discovery with Consul, API Gateways with NGINX, and why infrastructure latency defines success in the Nordic market.
Transitioning from monolith to microservices requires more than just code splitting. We analyze Service Discovery, API Gateways with Nginx, and the critical role of low-latency infrastructure in Norway.
Stop building distributed monoliths. A battle-hardened look at API Gateways, Service Discovery with Consul, and the infrastructure requirements to run Docker successfully in 2016.
Breaking the monolith is the trend of 2016, but network latency creates new points of failure. We analyze API Gateways, Service Discovery with Consul, and why infrastructure choice defines your uptime.
Microservices promise agility but often deliver complexity. Learn how to implement robust API Gateways and Service Discovery using Nginx and Docker, while navigating the recent Safe Harbor invalidation with compliant Norwegian infrastructure.
Is your API gateway choking on concurrent connections? We dive into kernel-level tuning, the brand new HTTP/2 protocol, and why the recent Safe Harbor invalidation makes local Norwegian hosting the only smart technical choice.
Moving from a monolith to microservices isn't just about Docker—it's about network architecture. We explore the essential patterns (API Gateways, Service Discovery) you need to survive the transition, keeping latency low and Datatilsynet happy.
Is your API gateway choking under load? We dissect kernel-level tuning, Nginx optimization, and the critical importance of low-latency infrastructure in Norway to keep your response times under 50ms.
Moving from a LAMP stack to microservices isn't just about Docker—it's about network architecture. We explore API Gateways, service isolation, and why latency within the Oslo stack matters more than you think.
Public cloud serverless functions are a billing trap disguised as convenience. Learn how to architect robust, GDPR-compliant serverless patterns using OpenFaaS and K3s on CoolVDS NVMe instances for superior latency in Norway.
Serverless doesn't mean no servers; it means servers you don't control—unless you build it yourself. Discover how to deploy Knative and OpenFaaS on CoolVDS NVMe infrastructure to cut cloud costs, eliminate cold starts, and satisfy Norwegian data sovereignty requirements.
Stop overpaying for hyperscale egress. Learn how to architect a compliant, high-performance multi-cloud setup combining global reach with local Norwegian infrastructure using Terraform and WireGuard.
Default configurations are the silent killer of API performance. We strip down the Linux kernel, optimize NGINX/Envoy for raw throughput, and explain why hardware isolation is non-negotiable for sub-millisecond latency in the Nordic region.
Stop building distributed monoliths. A battle-hardened guide to microservices patterns, resilience strategies, and why infrastructure latency is the silent killer of Nordic deployments.
Serverless is an operational model, not just a billing cycle. Learn how to deploy a high-performance, GDPR-compliant FaaS architecture on CoolVDS NVMe instances using K3s and OpenFaaS, cutting cloud costs by up to 60%.
Escape the hyperscaler tax. Learn how to deploy robust serverless architecture patterns using K3s, KEDA, and NATS on high-performance NVMe VPS infrastructure while maintaining strict GDPR compliance in Oslo.
We dismantle the hype around microservices to focus on failure domains, circuit breaking, and the infrastructure reality. Learn why latency sensitivity demands pure KVM, not oversold containers, especially when peering via NIX.
Escape the 'Serverless' billing trap and cold-start latency. Learn how to deploy a self-hosted event-driven architecture using K3s and OpenFaaS on CoolVDS infrastructure in Oslo, ensuring GDPR compliance and predictable costs.
Moving to microservices replaces local function calls with network requests. Without low-latency infrastructure and proper patterns like Circuit Breakers, your distributed system will collapse. Here is how to architect for resilience in the Norwegian hosting landscape.
Stop treating microservices like distributed monoliths. We dissect critical architecture patterns—Circuit Breakers, Sidecars, and CQRS—and explain why underlying infrastructure latency determines success or failure.
Microservices aren't a silver bullet—they're a complexity trade-off. We dissect the architectural patterns that prevent distributed monoliths, focusing on latency, resilience, and the specific infrastructure needs of the Nordic market.