When you transition to a microservices architecture, you usually start with the best intentions: decoupling components to move faster. But reality quickly catches up in production. You often find yourself staring at a black box—a network “spaghetti bowl” where it’s incredibly hard to see who is actually communicating with whom, which service is calling which database, or why a specific request suddenly takes 3 seconds to respond.
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June 6, 2026 (9 minutes read)
October 7, 2024 (12 minutes read)
La sécurité est un vaste sujet qui est transverse à toutes les composantes d’une organisation, impactant aussi bien les processus, les technologies que les individus, et nécessitant une approche globale et proactive pour protéger les données et les systèmes contre les menaces internes et externes.
May 28, 2023 (4 minutes read)
Keycloak is a powerful identity and authentication server widely used to secure web applications and API services. However, one of the limitations of Keycloak is the lack of built-in observability metrics, such as the number of authentications performed within a realm.
May 26, 2023 (5 minutes read)
Integrating Keycloak, an Identity and Access Management solution, with a NodeJS application can be a powerful combination for securing your application’s resources and managing user authentication. However, finding reliable and up-to-date content and tutorials that provide a step-by-step guide specifically tailored to NodeJS and Keycloak integration can be challenging.
May 25, 2022 (6 minutes read)
Now that we are able to deploy a Kafka cluster using Strimzi (cf. Simplify Kafka Operational Tasks With Strimzi and Kubernetes), it will be interesting to see how we can retrieve configuration from the secure cluster to be able to produce and consume events.
March 1, 2022 (11 minutes read)
More and more companies are integrating the Kafka distributed event streaming platform into their information system. The reasons can be multiple, it can range from setting up event-oriented architectures, doing change data capture ( CDC ), or setting up a data-centric strategy (Kafka as a message bus).
February 25, 2022 (6 minutes read)
When I wanted to create my personal blog, I was faced with a very wide choice of technology. Between traditional CMS like Wordpress and Drupal and static site generators like Jekyll and Hugo, there were too many choices.
La sécurité est un vaste sujet qui est transverse à toutes les composantes d’une organisation, impactant aussi bien les processus, les technologies que les individus, et nécessitant une approche globale et proactive pour protéger les données et les systèmes contre les menaces internes et externes.
Keycloak is a powerful identity and authentication server widely used to secure web applications and API services. However, one of the limitations of Keycloak is the lack of built-in observability metrics, such as the number of authentications performed within a realm.
Integrating Keycloak, an Identity and Access Management solution, with a NodeJS application can be a powerful combination for securing your application’s resources and managing user authentication. However, finding reliable and up-to-date content and tutorials that provide a step-by-step guide specifically tailored to NodeJS and Keycloak integration can be challenging.
Now that we are able to deploy a Kafka cluster using Strimzi (cf. Simplify Kafka Operational Tasks With Strimzi and Kubernetes), it will be interesting to see how we can retrieve configuration from the secure cluster to be able to produce and consume events.
More and more companies are integrating the Kafka distributed event streaming platform into their information system. The reasons can be multiple, it can range from setting up event-oriented architectures, doing change data capture ( CDC ), or setting up a data-centric strategy (Kafka as a message bus).
When I wanted to create my personal blog, I was faced with a very wide choice of technology. Between traditional CMS like Wordpress and Drupal and static site generators like Jekyll and Hugo, there were too many choices.