Software Architecture
![[EN] Spring Boot meets AI: How to build your own MCP server with Java](/images/MCP-Java-BlogHeader.jpeg)
[EN] Spring Boot meets …
When we currently talk about the Model Context Protocol (MCP), TypeScript or Python usually dominates the timeline.
![[EN] Unit tests for your architecture? Introduction to ArchUnit](/images/ArchUnit-BlogHeader.jpeg)
[EN] Unit tests for your …
Hello everyone, I actually thought the whole time I had already written an article about this.
![[EN] Why you (probably) don't need microservices: A case for the modular monolith](/images/ModularerMonolith-BlogHeader.jpeg)
[EN] Why you (probably) …
The fallacy of “scalability from day 1” Imagine you are starting a new project.
![[EN] The Outbox Pattern: No more data loss in microservices](/images/Outbox-Pattern.jpeg)
[EN] The Outbox Pattern: …
In our previous articles about SAGA and CQRS we have tacitly assumed one thing:
![[EN] CQRS Pattern explains: Why CRUD is not enough in microservices](/images/CQRS-BlogHeader.jpeg)
[EN] CQRS Pattern …
Do you know that? You start a new project with a clean domain model.
![[EN] Microservices Resilience: The Circuit Breaker Pattern with Spring Boot & Resilience4j](/images/Curcuit-Breaker-Pattern-BlogHeader.jpeg)
[EN] Microservices …
Imagine our SAGA Orchestrator (Saga Pattern Part 3) running at full speed.
![[EN] SAGA in practice (Part 3): State management and compensation via orchestrator](/images/SAGA-Pattern-Teil3-BlogHeader.png)
[EN] SAGA in practice …
1. Get out of the event chaos Welcome to Part 3 of our series on the SAGA Pattern.
![[EN] SAGA Pattern in Practice: Choreography with Spring Boot & RabbitMQ (Part 2)](/images/SAGA-Choreographie-BlogHeader.png)
[EN] SAGA Pattern in …
Part 2 – The Architecture: Services and Event Brokers Welcome to Part 2 of our series on the SAGA Pattern!
![[EN] SAGA Pattern for Beginners: Consistency in Microservice Architectures Explained Part 1](/images/SAGA-Pattern-Part1-BlogHeader.png)
[EN] SAGA Pattern for …
Introduction – The Dilemma of Distributed Transactions Imagine you are developing a classic e-commerce application.
![[EN] S.O.L.I.D Design Principles](/images/SOLID_BlogHeader.png)
[EN] S.O.L.I.D Design …
Hello everyone, In the world of software development, we always run into the same challenges: How do we write code that is easy to maintain, extend, and understand?