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Microservice pattern: Server-side page fragment composition #2697

Open iluwatar opened 1 year ago

iluwatar commented 1 year ago

Description:

The Server-Side Page Fragment Composition design pattern involves composing a webpage from various fragments that are managed by different microservices. This pattern is particularly useful for creating modular, scalable web applications where each part of the page can be developed, deployed, and scaled independently. The key elements of this pattern include:

  1. Fragment Composition: The server assembles the final webpage by composing various page fragments delivered by different microservices.
  2. Microservices: Each page fragment is managed by a separate microservice, responsible for rendering that specific fragment.
  3. Scalability and Independence: Each microservice can be developed, deployed, and scaled independently, enhancing the flexibility and maintainability of the application.
  4. Performance Optimization: By assembling the page on the server-side, the pattern can optimize performance by reducing the load on the client and improving response times.
  5. Consistent User Experience: Ensures a consistent user experience by composing fragments into a cohesive webpage.

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Acceptance Criteria:

  1. Implement a demo project illustrating the Server-Side Page Fragment Composition design pattern.
  2. Create separate microservices for different page fragments (e.g., header, footer, main content).
  3. Implement a server-side composition service to assemble the final webpage from these fragments.
  4. Ensure that each microservice can be independently developed, deployed, and scaled.
  5. Provide comprehensive documentation and examples demonstrating the use of this pattern.
  6. Adhere to the project contribution guidelines outlined in the wiki.
Pat-r1ck commented 1 year ago

can you assign me this one.

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