Day 42: Service per Container
Service per Container means every microservice is packaged as its own OCI (Docker) image and runs as one container (or a set of identical container replicas) with its own process, filesystem, and resource limits.
Service per Container means every microservice is packaged as its own OCI (Docker) image and runs as one container (or a set of identical container replicas) with its own process, filesystem, and resource limits.
A Service Template is a ready-made skeleton repository that every new microservice starts from.
A Microservice Chassis is a shared, versioned starter library (in .NET: a NuGet package, or a small set of them) that every service references so that logging, tracing, metrics, health checks, authentication, error...
Externalized Configuration means the compiled artifact (a container image or a published build) contains no environment-specific settings and no secrets.
The Access Token pattern means the caller's identity is verified once, at the edge (API Gateway or identity provider), and the result is captured in a signed, short-lived token (usually a JWT).
Log Deployments & Changes means every release, configuration change, feature-flag flip, and infrastructure change is recorded as a timestamped event and drawn as a marker on the same dashboards where you watch errors...