It uses a layered filesystem AuFS and manages networking. AuFS uses the copy-on-write (CoW) concept. So, it has a read-only layer and write-only layer, which are merged together after an operation.
- Preface
- Introduction to Microservices Architecture
- General microservices architecture
- Characteristics of microservice architecture
- Challenges for a successful microservice architecture
- Future of microservices
- Dominance of microservice architecture over traditional architecture
- Huh? Doesn't it seem like SOA?
- Assorting large business domains into microservice components
- To go or not to go for microservices
- Sample project (credit risk engine)
- Spring
- Spring Boot
- Summary
- Defining Microservice Components
- Communication between Microservices Endpoints
- Securing Microservice Endpoints
- Creating an Effective Data Model
- Testing Microservices
- Deploying Microservices
- Evolving the Existing System
- Monitoring and Scaling
- Troubleshooting
Docker storage
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