Enterprise Integration for Beginners

Kubernetes has become the de-facto standard for managing container based deployments. It is a container orchestration platform which provides capabilities like Automatic scaling Self-healing Load balancing  Monitoring Service discovery Storage sharing In a real enterprise deployment, it is essential to understand how kubernetes can be used. The following medium post explains how to use kubernetes in an enterprise context. https://medium.com/solutions-architecture-patterns/kubernetes-deployment-pattern-6fb231c41d87

Distributed systems (to be exact, distributed computer systems) has come a long way from where it was started. At the very beginning, one computer could only do one particular task at a time. If we need multiple tasks to be done in parallel, we need to have multiple computers running in parallel. But running them parallel was not enough for building a truly distributed system since it requires a mechanism to communicate between different computers (or programs running on these computers). This requirement of exchanging (sharing) data across multiple computers triggered the idea of the message-oriented communication where two computers share data across using a message which wraps the data. There were few other mechanisms like file sharing, database sharing also came into the picture. Source: https://dzone.com/articles/building-integration-solutions-a-rethink Then came the era of multitasking operating systems and personal computers. With Windows, Unix, Linux operating s...