Progression we've made:
link: https://github.com/davidscheer58/badge-dashboard
So far we have managed to get each of the badges in our website with a search bar. We have made a lot of progress when it comes to formatting and styling. Last thing we really need to focus on is separating the badges making them all independent and wiring up the search bar which we have been working on for the past couple days.
Searching and rendering
We are still working on this and has been our main point of focus this past week. We got our ideas onto our page and now we are focusing on wiring everything up as a whole.
Draw.io Diagram of what happens from user input to re-rendering
Real world use from industry where micro-service architecture could fit into their business context
One real-world case for microservice architecture could by any type of media streaming platform like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ etc. These services have millions of users who are accessing their respective streaming services simultaneously. In order to provide an efficient user experience without delay, these companies need to process large amounts of data in real time. By using a microservice architecture you can improve scalability, flexibility and the resilience of an application. For example if one service fails it does not make an entire application fail. Netflix for example is using a monolithic design where all services are grouped making it hard to scale. Using microservices can improve all aspects of Netflix and make it more able to scale and remove these "coupled" tasks. Making one microservice to handle one task and another service to handle another task like playback.
Questions:
We are having trouble wiring up the search bar and filtering the results. Was just wondering how we can go about it.
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