Dear ABP Support Team,
I hope this message finds you well.
I would like to inquire about best practices for implementing a microservices architecture using the ABP framework. Specifically, I am planning to design the system with the following requirements:
- Each microservice will have its own separate database and will not directly connect to the authentication server's database.
- Instead of database-level communication, each microservice will call the authentication server directly through APIs or appropriate communication protocols.
- Each microservice will be managed in a separate repository to allow independent versioning, tagging, and release processes.
Could you please guide me on:
- The recommended approach for this architecture using ABP?
- Any built-in features, patterns, or modules that would facilitate this setup?
- Best practices to ensure smooth authentication and authorization flows between the services?
Note: Some of the microservices will use mongodb, some will use postgres, some will use MSSQL Thank you very much for your assistance. I look forward to your recommendations.
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Hi,
We have published a tutorial for microservice development, and if you haven't completed this tutorial, I strongly recommend that you do so first. This way you will learn how two microservices will communicate. See: https://abp.io/docs/latest/tutorials/microservice
Many of your questions will already be answered with this tutorial, but you can still ask any questions you have after completing the tutorial ☺️
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