microservices-patterns
Microservices Architecture Patterns
Expert guidance for designing, implementing, and operating microservices architectures.
When to Use This Skill
- Breaking down monolithic applications into services
- Designing distributed systems from scratch
- Implementing service communication patterns (sync/async)
- Managing data consistency across services
- Building resilient distributed systems
- Defining service boundaries and API contracts
Core Principles
- Single Responsibility - Each service has one reason to change
- Independent Deployability - No coordination required for deployments
- Decentralized Data - Each service owns its data exclusively
- Design for Failure - Embrace failures, build resilience
More from nickcrew/claude-ctx-plugin
react-performance-optimization
React performance optimization patterns using memoization, code splitting, and efficient rendering strategies. Use when optimizing slow React applications, reducing bundle size, or improving user experience with large datasets.
1.2Kowasp-top-10
OWASP Top 10 security vulnerabilities with detection and remediation patterns. Use when conducting security audits, implementing secure coding practices, or reviewing code for common security vulnerabilities.
453ui-design-aesthetics
Generates high-quality, non-generic UI designs with a focus on performance, progressive disclosure, and distinctive aesthetics.
114helm-chart-patterns
Helm chart development patterns for packaging and deploying Kubernetes applications. Use when creating reusable Helm charts, managing multi-environment deployments, or building application catalogs for Kubernetes.
110code-explanation
Use when explaining code, concepts, or system behavior to a specific audience level - provides a structured explanation workflow with depth control and validation steps.
103security-testing-patterns
Security testing patterns including SAST, DAST, penetration testing, and vulnerability assessment techniques. Use when implementing security testing pipelines, conducting security audits, or validating application security controls.
91