How can I structure a scalable microservices architecture using Django, FastAPI, Node.js, and Laravel with a shared authentication system? #758
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How can I structure a scalable microservices architecture using Django, FastAPI, Node.js, and Laravel with a shared authentication system? |
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When combining multiple technologies in a microservices architecture, maintaining a centralized authentication system is key for scalability and security. Here's how you can approach it: Auth Service (Centralized) Microservices Setup Django: Academic services (e.g., courses, attendance) FastAPI: Lightweight APIs (e.g., notifications, chat) Node.js: Real-time features (e.g., socket-based live classes) Laravel: Admin services or multi-tenant setups Shared JWT Tokens API Gateway (optional but recommended) Database Strategy Use separate databases per service (preferred for microservices). Shared authentication DB for user data, or replicate essential user fields where needed. |
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When combining multiple technologies in a microservices architecture, maintaining a centralized authentication system is key for scalability and security. Here's how you can approach it:
Auth Service (Centralized)
Use FastAPI or Laravel Passport/Sanctum to create a standalone authentication service. This service handles user registration, login, token issuance (JWT or OAuth2), and user verification.
Microservices Setup
Django: Academic services (e.g., courses, attendance)
FastAPI: Lightweight APIs (e.g., notifications, chat)
Node.js: Real-time features (e.g., socket-based live classes)
Laravel: Admin services or multi-tenant setups
Shared JWT Tokens
All services must verify JWT tokens iss…