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How to access large amounts of data for machine learning in a microservices architecture

Imagine you are building a product recommendation algorithm for an eccommerce application which is built as a microservices architecture, this architecture having separate services for users and products. The algorithm should be exposed as a recommendation service which, given a user id, returns a list of recommended products based on their buying history.

Create an AngularJS front end for a Microservices application

I want to create a Microservices application, in which every microservice is responsible for its own part of the front end. At the same time, I want to create the front end in AngularJS as a Single Page Application (SPA). When a new microservice gets deployed, the web front end would automatically pick up the new front end part and add it to the SPA. What would be the best way of realising this?

Create an AngularJS front end for a Microservices application

I want to create a Microservices application, in which every microservice is responsible for its own part of the front end. At the same time, I want to create the front end in AngularJS as a Single Page Application (SPA). When a new microservice gets deployed, the web front end would automatically pick up the new front end part and add it to the SPA. What would be the best way of realising this?

Create an AngularJS front end for a Microservices application

I want to create a Microservices application, in which every microservice is responsible for its own part of the front end. At the same time, I want to create the front end in AngularJS as a Single Page Application (SPA). When a new microservice gets deployed, the web front end would automatically pick up the new front end part and add it to the SPA. What would be the best way of realising this?

Create an AngularJS front end for a Microservices application

I want to create a Microservices application, in which every microservice is responsible for its own part of the front end. At the same time, I want to create the front end in AngularJS as a Single Page Application (SPA). When a new microservice gets deployed, the web front end would automatically pick up the new front end part and add it to the SPA. What would be the best way of realising this?

Breaking ASP .NET MVC application into microservices

I have a big ASP .NET MVC application which consists of several different widgets. They all display some kind of data related to stock markets, but they’re actually pretty separated from one another. I’d like to break the big monolithic app into several smaller services which should be easier to maintain.

Breaking ASP .NET MVC application into microservices

I have a big ASP .NET MVC application which consists of several different widgets. They all display some kind of data related to stock markets, but they’re actually pretty separated from one another. I’d like to break the big monolithic app into several smaller services which should be easier to maintain.