Distributed Cloud Native Applications with Node.js: Resistance Is Futile, Resilience Is Crucial
summary
Covers building and operating a distributed Node.js microservices application (Abacus) on Cloud Foundry, describing common microservice and distributed-systems pitfalls and how to troubleshoot failures. Presents a Node.js toolset: custom networking modules, Hystrix/Eureka/Turbine for resilience, and a monitoring stack (Mozzle, Riemann, InfluxDB, Grafana) used to build, debug, deploy and monitor at scale. Concludes with discussion of using neural networks and Cloud Foundry’s container networking features to improve operation.
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