Java and microservices patterns

How JSON Web Token (JWT) Secures Your API, Microservices Using the Saga Pattern, and This Is the Resume That Will Get You Hired at Google

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How JSON Web Token (JWT) Secures Your API Learn more about how you can secure an API using JSON Web Tokens. Read ▶ Microservices Using the Saga Pattern We discuss the basics of the Saga Pattern, the types of Sagas available, and some challenges that come with the use of this pattern. Read ▶

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