add-microservice

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.