Architecture Decisions: Mixed Reactive/Non-Reactive & SSE
1. Why Mixed Reactive / Non-Reactive Architecture The project originally attempted a fully reactive stack across all services, but was […]
1. Why Mixed Reactive / Non-Reactive Architecture The project originally attempted a fully reactive stack across all services, but was […]
Goal: Create a delete function across microservices with ownership verification. Phase 1 builds the basic delete flow. Phase 2 adds
Goal: Route all geo writes through Auth Service, enforce content ownership via JWT email matching, and return SSE streams for
1. Service Connection Pattern The first architecture decision for a microservice platform: how do services connect to each other? Everything
Problem When auth-service called member-service and got a 4xx error (e.g. USER_NOT_FOUND on second delete), the circuit breaker treated it
Routing rule: All writes (create/update/delete) go through Auth Service. All reads go through Web Service. Geospatial Service is internal only.
Overview The adventureTubeData MongoDB collection is the core geospatial dataset powering both iOS and Web clients. It contains 39 documents
1. The Problem: Kafka Tracing Invisible on WebFlux — Both Approaches Failed When geospatial-service ran on WebFlux, Kafka producer/consumer spans
Date: 2026-02-27 Context After converting auth-service from Servlet (Spring MVC) to WebFlux, 80-90% of the code is reactive/async. But 10-20%
Overview Distributed tracing for AdventureTube microservices using Micrometer Tracing + Brave + Zipkin. Zero Java code changes — Spring Boot