A distributed system consists of multiple software components that are on multiple computers (aka nodes), but run as a single system. These components can be stateful, stateless, or serverless, and these components can be created in different languages running on hybrid environments and developing open-source technologies,
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Q1. How will you go about choosing REST vs Messaging for Microservices? A1. Microservices can be invoked both synchronously and asynchronously. Microservices must be organized around business functionalities like Customers,...
Q125. What is Apache Zookeeper & where can you use it? A125. Distributed applications like HBase, Solr, etc run services on multiple nodes (i.e. computers) for scalability (i.e more nodes...
Q116. What is “Spark streaming” in the Spark ecosystem with Spark core, Spark SQL, Spark MLlib, Spark GraphX, etc? A116. Spark is a distributed and scalable batch processing framework that...
Q1. What is a Transaction? A1. A transaction is a set of operations that should be completed as a unit. If one operation fails then all the other operations fail...
Most feasible way to handle consistency across microservices is via eventual consistency. This model doesn’t enforce distributed ACID transactions across microservices. Event sourcing is an event-centric approach to business logic...
This extends 15 Spring Boot interview questions & answers. Spring Boot & Spring Cloud are used for building Microservices architecture. Q1. … Read more ›...
