Kong or Tyk? The answer depends on your team's capabilities, architectural direction, and strategic priorities. Here's a practical framework for making the choice.
Tyk takes a different path from Kong: a dashboard-first platform that prioritizes operational accessibility. We'll examine what Tyk does well, where it falls short, and which organizations benefit most from this approach.
The most common pitfalls teams encounter when implementing microservices or monoliths, and practical strategies for avoiding them.
A step-by-step framework for making architectural decisions that align with your organization's constraints, capabilities, and business needs.
Beyond business drivers, certain technical factors can help refine your architectural decision, from state management complexity to scaling patterns and technical debt.
How to identify the business factors that should drive your architectural choices, from team structure and growth patterns to deployment requirements.
Why teams choose microservices for the wrong reasons - examining appeals to authority, career incentives, and the dangers of architecture decisions driven by ego rather than business needs.