These best practices will help you make your REST-based microservice architecture developer-friendly so they can fix bugs easily, making it more resilient.
In this tutorial, we will discuss five best practices with which you can make your microservice architecture developer-friendly so they can manage and track the error easily.
When building REST-based microservices, think about two perspectives:
User experience.
Developer perspective.
A user does not like to wait and s/he needs a clear, non-technical message about what is going wrong if an internal problem occurs, so s/he can communicate with the help desk properly. On the other hand, when it’s time for support for the microservice, we need the all-important information in the log, as the incident has already happened, and based on the log, we analyze it. Always think about the support perspective while developing a microservice so you can track a flow and get sufficient information from a log.
