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Best Cloud Computing Services - 2024

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In the past, data was stored on a hard drive on a computer. Today, cloud computing services have replaced hard drive technology. A cloud computing service is nothing but the provision of services such as Storage, Database, Servers, Networking, and Software over the Internet. Few Companies provide these computing services, therefore they are referred to as Cloud Computing Providers / Companies. They charge their users for using these services. The charges are based on the usage of services. With the help of cloud technology, we can create and develop new applications, save and store data, and even host the website. Here is a list of the top Cloud Services implementations. 1.  Amazon Web Services It’s the most popular because it was the first of its kind in the cloud computing world. Whether you’re looking for compute power, database management, content distribution or other features, AWS has the tools to help you build advanced applications with increased flexibility, scalabilit

Spring Cloud Zipkin + Sleuth - Distributed tracing system

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Hello everyone, today, we will create four different simple microservices (account, product, cart, order)  that interact with each other on different ports, then we will Implement distributed tracing using Sleuth and Zipkin .  What is Sleuth ? Sleuth is used to generate and attach the trace id, and span id to the logs so that these can then be used by tools like Zipkin and ELK for storage and analysis. For more information:  Click here   What is Zipkin ? Zipkin is an open-source distributed system. It helps gather timing data needed to troubleshoot latency problems in service architectures. Features include both the collection and lookup of this data. Zipkin provides the UI interface to analyze the traces and call graph details between services. For more information: Click here   Step 1: Create Account Service Project Directory Spring Boot Dependency Management <?xml version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8" ?> <project xmlns = "http://maven.apache.org