Microservices chassis patterns

In the non-technical term, we can think of a chassis as the base frame of a car. It provides the core layer, or skeleton, on which the car is built. In the context of microservices, we can think of it as a base framework that provides basic cross-cutting concerns such as logging, security, exception handling, tracing and distribution, and more. The following figure depicts the representation of the microservices chassis framework:

Figure 7.1 – Microservices chassis framework

Microservices architecture for large enterprises has numerous services communicating with each other, and agility is a very important factor. When the requirement comes, you usually estimate it based on the business use case instead of thinking about how to implement security, develop a logging framework, or perform exception handling, and so on. Providing a base framework that can be utilized by the service to handle these concerns not only reduces...