Composite Providers
What is Composite Providers?
Composite Providers are a design pattern used in software development, particularly within the context of cloud computing and service-oriented architectures. A Composite Provider aggregates data or services from multiple underlying providers (e.g., different databases, APIs, or cloud services) and presents them as a single, unified interface to the client. This simplifies the client's interaction by hiding the complexity of dealing with multiple disparate data sources or service endpoints. It also allows for features like load balancing, failover, and data transformation to be implemented within the composite provider without the client needing to be aware of the underlying implementation details. They are often used to provide a unified view of data across multiple systems, enable access to a variety of microservices, or to abstract away differences between various cloud platforms.
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