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Imagine you go home for the holidays, and your family decides to have a gathering. Instead of having one person do all the cooking, everyone agrees to bring a specialized dish they are good at making. The goal is to create a complete meal by combining all these dishes. You agree to make the chicken fried rice, your brother the cake for dessert, and your sister the salad. Each dish represents a microservice with a specific function or purpose. For example, the fried rice represents a hearty main dish; the salad represents a fresh and healthy side dish, and the cake represents a sweet dessert. In a microservices architecture, developers can develop, deploy, and maintain each microservice independently from the others, ensuring that each microservice remains independent and self-contained. In the same way, that each dish at a family gathering represents a microservice with a distinct function or purpose, each microservice in a software system must communicate efficiently with others to fo

Microservices Communication in NestJS With gRPC Semaphore 9 min read · Aug 2, 2023 -- Listen Share Imagine you go home for the holidays, and your family decides to have a gathering. Instead of having one person do all the cooking, everyone agrees to bring a specialized dish they are good at making. The goal is to create a complete meal by combining all these dishes. You agree to make the chicken fried rice, your brother the cake for dessert, and your sister the salad. Each dish represents a microservice with a specific function or purpose. For example, the fried rice represents a hearty main d

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