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The last number of years I have been working in the area of migrating from legacy monolith (web) applications to a (micro) service oriented architecture (in my role of Java / DevOps / Infrastructure engineer). As this is too big of a subject to put in a single blog post, I will split this in 6 parts; (1) Overview, (2) Gateway, (3) Identity Provider, (4) Oauth2/Scopes, (5) Migrating from Legacy, (6) Oauth2 and Web. Oauth2 and Web: To-Do or not…

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The last number of years I have been working in the area of migrating from legacy monolith (web) applications to a (micro) service oriented architecture (in my role of Java / DevOps / Infrastructure engineer). As this is too big of a subject to put in a single blog post, I will split this in 6 parts; (1) Overview, (2) Gateway, (3) Identity Provider, (4) Oauth2/Scopes, (5) Migrating from Legacy, (6) Oauth2 and Web. Introduction Lets start by defining the…

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The last number of years I have been working in the area of migrating from legacy monolith (web) applications to a (micro) service oriented architecture (in my role of Java / DevOps / Infrastructure engineer). As this is too big of a subject to put in a single blog post, I will split this in 6 parts; (1) Overview, (2) Gateway, (3) Identity Provider, (4) Oauth2/Scopes, (5) Migrating from Legacy, (6) Oauth2 and Web. Introduction Recap: In the previous articles…

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For migrating from legacy monolith (web) applications to something more modern and manageable, we have been switching to micro-services. Part 3 of a 5 part blog post shows the Identity Provider component.

For migrating from legacy monolith (web) applications to something more modern and manageable, we have been switching to micro-services. Part 2 of a 5 part blog post shows the gateway component.

For migrating from legacy monolith (web) applications to something more modern and manageable, we have been switching to micro-services. Part 1 of a 5 part blog post gives an architecture overview.