“The Architect's Field Guide. Featuring The Khan Pattern™ for Adaptive Granularity: stop splitting, start governing.” -Vaquar Khan
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“The Architect's Field Guide. Featuring The Khan Pattern™ for Adaptive Granularity: stop splitting, start governing.” -Vaquar Khan
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A eureka client written in python. Support registering your python component to Eureka Server, as well as calling remote services by pulling the the Eureka registry.
config-client package for spring cloud config and cloud foundry
Project-aware, read-only Nacos MCP server for Spring Cloud repos: auto-discovers every environment from your application/bootstrap configs. 面向 Spring Cloud 项目的零配置只读 Nacos MCP server
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Build highly scalable microservice-based applications with Java for the cloud
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Repositorio central para proyectos de APIs REST y microservicios: catálogos de productos y componentes, credenciales cifradas, pagos y logística, estadísticas sectoriales, empleados e inventarios, integraciones externas y arquitecturas distribuidas en la nube.
Spring Microservices template generator by reading from a configuration file.
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A tool for building diagrams of microservices' interactions based on the source code of an input project
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