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Optimizing Web Application Performance with Microservices

In a web application architecture that utilizes microservices, what are the most effective strategies for optimizing performance and managing inter-service communication? How do you handle issues such as latency, data consistency, and fault tolerance in a distributed system?

19th Sep 2024, 2:34 AM
Muhammad Nouman Ali
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Sharpneli Thank you for your answer, Sharpneli! I really appreciate how you focused on using caching, RabbitMQ, and Docker to improve performance and ensure fault tolerance. The idea of using multiple storage solutions and indexing to speed up database queries makes a lot of sense. While Docker is great for isolating services, I think adding some details on how to handle retries or failovers would strengthen the fault tolerance strategy in case a service fails. Overall, great insights!
19th Sep 2024, 9:12 AM
Muhammad Nouman Ali
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Using caching, rabbitmq because it is fast and docker for fault tolerance. Docker Is really good because if a part develope fault, other container still work. If there are many users, then we use many storages for database so indexing can be fast. My English is not good
19th Sep 2024, 5:41 AM
Sharpneli
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U could use bit masks it saves lots of space and time like user roles or any additional benefits that your website serve to user in addition try to use multi threading with database for fast search and caching is a big deal. hope that can help u :')
19th Sep 2024, 9:06 AM
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