#Api-Gateway
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Breaking It Down: How to Migrate Your Modular Monolith to Microservices
The article says to migrate one module at a time, first tightening boundaries and data ownership, then extracting a low-coupling module, switching communication to HTTP or messaging, and adding an API gateway and data migration plan.
Implementing API Gateways with Ocelot - .NET
The page explains how Ocelot forwards upstream requests to downstream microservices, how configuration.json defines routes, and why multiple API gateways and BFFs can better fit autonomous teams.
A Go Microservices Demo using Go kit And API Gateway Pattern
The article shows how to turn go-kit stringsvc3 into a more practical demo by adding Consul-based service discovery, an API gateway client, Docker images, and round-robin load balancing.
Create your own AWS lambda function (Server-less)
The page walks through creating a Hello World AWS Lambda in us-east-1 with Node.js 14.x, then deploying and testing a handler that returns a JSON response with statusCode, body, and headers.
Discussing Backend For Front-end
The post explains why mobile clients and microservices make over-fetching expensive, and presents Backend For Front-end as a client-specific layer that fetches, filters, aggregates, and returns the needed data.
Let’s go Serverless
The page shows a simple serverless setup with API Gateway, Lambda, DynamoDB, S3, SNS, and SQS. A POST request is scanned, stored, logged, and failures are sent to a queue for later handling.