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Multiple Service Instances

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Multiple Service Instances has 6 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 4 references, with 1 live disagreement.

6 facts·4 predicates·4 sources·1 in dispute

Mostly:rdf:type(2), deployment strategy(1), target of(1)

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appliesAcrossApplies Across(1)

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5 facts
PredicateValueRef
Rdf:typeDeployment Configuration[3]
Rdf:typeArchitecture Pattern[4]
Deployment StrategyLoad Balancer[1]
Target ofLoad Balancer[2]
Part ofMicroservice Architecture[2]

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deploymentStrategybeam/34c87fba-ea54-44b1-a966-44e6163b18cb
ex:load-balancer
targetOfbeam/3bae214b-da06-488e-b585-f6b7f8dbc98a
ex:load-balancer
partOfbeam/3bae214b-da06-488e-b585-f6b7f8dbc98a
ex:microservice-architecture
typebeam/67fc6b1e-4de7-4f15-b6fe-b9161c0647c0
ex:Deployment-Configuration
typebeam/f80f26db-fb2c-4c0b-9241-968b3dae4733
ex:ArchitecturePattern
labelbeam/f80f26db-fb2c-4c0b-9241-968b3dae4733
Multiple Service Instances

References (4)

4 references
  1. ctx:claims/beam/34c87fba-ea54-44b1-a966-44e6163b18cb
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      - Deploy multiple instances of each service behind a load balancer. - Use Kubernetes or Docker Swarm for orchestration and automatic recovery. 3. **Database and Storage**: - Use a reliable and scalable storage solution like S3 or
  2. ctx:claims/beam/3bae214b-da06-488e-b585-f6b7f8dbc98a
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      Ensure each microservice is isolated and can operate independently. This includes having its own database, configuration, and deployment process. ### Step 3: Communication Between Services Use a lightweight communication protocol like gRP
  3. ctx:claims/beam/67fc6b1e-4de7-4f15-b6fe-b9161c0647c0
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      - Break down the feedback collection process into logical components, such as data ingestion, processing, and storage. 2. **Design Modules**: - Create distinct modules or services for each component. - Each module should have a
  4. ctx:claims/beam/f80f26db-fb2c-4c0b-9241-968b3dae4733
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      - **Bulk Indexing**: Use bulk indexing to reduce the overhead of individual requests. Batch multiple queries together before sending them to Elasticsearch. - **Caching**: Enable caching for frequently accessed queries to reduce the load on

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