add-microservice

Automate microservice architecture setup with a shared DaaS backend.

Updated Jun 12, 2026

Search Tags:#architecture #deployment #microservices #data access #session management

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Skill: add-microservice
Source: https://github.com/Alif-N/fe-sima-arome/tree/main/.agents/skills/add-microservice
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Alif-N/fe-sima-arome --skill add-microservice

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires next.js, supabase, amplify, and includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill simplifies the process of setting up and managing microservice architectures, allowing you to easily create and maintain a distributed system.

Core Features & Use Cases

Microservice Architecture Setup: Automates the creation of a microservice architecture with a Main App and multiple micro-apps sharing a single DaaS backend.
Micro-App Deployment: Automates the deployment of individual micro-apps as standalone Next.js applications.
Cross-Domain Data Access: Facilitates secure cross-domain data access and synchronization within the shared DaaS instance.
Authentication Bridge: Implements a postMessage token bridge to maintain user sessions across different apps within Amplify.

Quick Start

Set up a microservice architecture with the 'add-microservice' skill.

Frequently Asked Questions about add-microservice

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate microservice architecture setup with Next.js and Supabase?▼

Automating microservice architecture setup involves creating a Main App and multiple micro-apps sharing a single DaaS backend. This Skill configures standalone Next.js applications and connects them to a shared Supabase instance for backend support.

How does cross-domain data access work in a shared DaaS microservice backend?▼

Cross-domain data access in a shared DaaS backend works by facilitating secure data synchronization across deployed micro-apps. This Skill automates the configuration so individual Next.js applications can access and synchronize data within the shared Supabase instance.

How do I synchronize user sessions across different Amplify apps?▼

Synchronizing user sessions across different Amplify apps is achieved through a postMessage token bridge. This authentication bridge maintains user sessions securely across multiple micro-apps within your distributed architecture.

Do I need Supabase and Amplify services to manage a microservice deployment?▼

Yes, you need both DaaS and Supabase services for backend support to manage this microservice deployment. Amplify is also required to implement the cross-domain session synchronization and authentication bridge across your apps.

Can I deploy individual micro-apps as standalone Next.js applications?▼

Yes, you can deploy individual micro-apps as standalone Next.js applications. This Skill automates the micro-app deployment process while maintaining connection to the central DaaS backend for data access and session management.

What is the best way to structure a Main App and micro-apps sharing a single DaaS backend?▼

The best way to structure a Main App and micro-apps sharing a single DaaS backend is through automated architecture setup. This approach creates a distributed system where standalone Next.js applications connect to shared Supabase services.