
Microservices with Xsemble – part 2
This is the concluding part of a 2 part article on this subject. Part 1 started with the basic introduction and covered the high level reasons of creating microservices using Xsemble. With the example of the Demo8.Microservices application included with Xsemble, it showed how the end-to-end flow can be shown when all the microservices are implemented using Xsemble. In this part, we shall get into more details with the same example to focus on the interactions between microservices -- in particular we shall see two variants, as explained by Robert Witkowski: Monolith Frontend: The UI is implemented with one microservice and it makes API calls to other microservicesMicro Frontend: Each Microservice hosts its own UI We shall also see how Xsemble's component decoupling mechanisms intended for making components reusable could…