Today's post is about McDonald's. Specifically the technical side of their system.

A lot of us use event-event-driven architecture and in the next 2 articles you’ll get a superficial view of how it is done in a huge company.
Nothing special but some interesting tips about schema registry for producers/consumers contracts, dead-letter topic and cluster autoscaling.

Behind the scenes: McDonald’s event-driven architecture

McDonald’s event-driven architecture: The data journey and how it works

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Small post about pros and cons of microservices architecture by Gitlab.

What are the benefits of a microservices architecture?

My personal top reasons to try this architecture - scalability, team optimization and attractiveness for engineers (of course).

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It’s impossible to build a great system quickly.
That’s why stories about service’s evolution are very important to be familiar with.

Old but interesting story about Uber’s experience with architecture of one part of the system - Designing Edge Gateway, Uber’s API Lifecycle Management Platform

Specifically about the goals of each stage of evolution - Decoupling, Protocol transformations, Streaming payloads and some non-technical challenges.

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Just a List of Enterprise Integration Patterns with small description, schema and details.

Will be useful and interesting for architects and engineers.

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