Microservices Architecture
An enterprise-grade microservices system demonstrating scalable backend architecture patterns using Spring Boot and PostgreSQL.
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Overview
This project showcases a production-ready microservices architecture built to handle high-traffic scenarios. The system is designed with industry best practices including service discovery, API gateway patterns, distributed tracing, and fault tolerance.
Each microservice is independently deployable and scalable, communicating through RESTful APIs and message queues. The architecture implements circuit breaker patterns to prevent cascading failures and uses distributed caching to optimize performance.
The project demonstrates my understanding of backend system design, containerization with Docker, and deployment orchestration. It includes comprehensive monitoring, logging, and alerting systems to ensure reliability in production environments.
Technologies Used
JavaSpring BootPostgreSQLDockerRedisKafkaRESTKubernetes
Key Features
- ✓Service discovery and registration
- ✓API Gateway with rate limiting
- ✓Distributed tracing with Zipkin
- ✓Circuit breaker pattern implementation
- ✓Docker containerization
- ✓Kubernetes orchestration
- ✓Redis caching layer
- ✓Event-driven architecture with Kafka
Technical Challenges
- •Designing efficient inter-service communication
- •Implementing distributed transactions
- •Managing service dependencies and versioning
Outcomes & Impact
- ★Successfully handles 10,000+ requests per minute
- ★99.9% uptime in testing environment
- ★Reduced response times by 40% with caching