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Microservices Architecture for eCommerce
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- eBusiness Software House founded in 2008;
- Delivers high quality eCommerce solutions with expertise in CRM, ERP, PIM, custom web applications;
- Supports clients in creating, developing and optimising innovative omnichannel B2B and B2C eCommerce platforms;
- Combines great technology and business processes with soft skills like creativity and communication.
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Authors
Piotr Karwatka
CTO
Divante
Mariusz Gil
Software Architect and Owner
Source Ministry
Paweł Jędrzejewski
Founder and Lead Developer
Sylius
Mike Grabowski
CTO
Callstack.io
Bartosz Picho
eCommerce Solution Architect
Divante
Evolutionary approach
Best practices
Case studies
Micro-services
- The criticism
- Create a Separate Database for Each Service
- Rely on contracts between services
- Deploy in Containers
- Treat Servers as Stateless
- B2B
- Mobile Commerce
Related techniques and patterns
- CQRS
- Event Sourcing
- CAP theorem
- Eventual consistency
- Token based authorization (oauth2, JWT)
- JWT
- API Gateway
- Backend for Frontends
- Serverless - Function as a Service
- Docker and containerization
- Event driven data management
- Sylius
- Spryker
- Open Loyalty
- Pimcore
- Ansible
- ReactJS
- NodeJS
- Swagger
- ElasticSearch
- GraphQL
- Distributed logging and monitoring
Related technologies
Antoni Orfin
Solutions Architect
Droplr
There is almost no technology conference without the speech referencing microservices nowadays.
This book is starting with some Business rationale for micro-services and then stepping into engineers’ shoes and trying to show you tools and techniques required to build and scale modern eCommerce systems.