Team reports app right now? What is a monolith? A monolith is a common legacy software design were all logic is compiled together in one big chuck of software. The upcoming architecture is called microservices which are small, autonomous, software pieces. There are advantages of both of them. Can we replace the monolith with microservices? Yes. We usually recommend small steps and a bit of preparation to identify any potential obstacles. You should also be prepared to make organizational changes.
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Access your Contracts from anywhere: There is no need to install any app and you can access all contracts and features via your mobile phone or tablet. Connect documents to your Contracts. Connect documents your Google Drive or upload directly to Copyl. Both signed documents and appendix etc can be connected. Electronic Signatures shortens process: Have your counterparts sign the contract and documents via an Contract Signature Request sent directly from Copyl user interface. The Contract is locked upon the first signature and everyone can access the contract afterwards.
Why microservices? Microservices architecture means new opportunities for most organizations. Faster development and faster time-to-market. Independent services that can be released/updated at any time. The team is responsible for the application roadmap and for developing and maintaing the microservice. The team also has the freedom to use any technology within each service. The biggest challenges with microservice architecture: We know from our own experience and from helping other companies that implementation of microservice architecture means new challenges that needs to be addressed for a successful implementation. Read more information on https://www.copyl.com/.
Expect data to be inconsistent: There is no Foreign Keys connections between databases in different microservices. Presume the data is inconsistent between different systems and manage that. We cannot make isolated transactions over multiple microservices. Create local transactions if needed. Use Saga Management to orchestrate requests, enable error handling and enable rollbacks over multiple microservices. Database documentation in OpenAPI (e.g. Swagger): We recommend that the database model is defined together with the api and therefore also enjoy the automatic OpenAPI documentation.