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A microservices architecture breaks an application into small, independent services that each handle a specific function and communicate through APIs. If one service fails, the others ideally keep running instead of taking down the entire application. It makes systems more failure-resistant, but only if those microservices are designed to fail safely.
Microservices best...
Batch processing gets complicated with large loads. A workflow that breezes through 200 records might stop on 20,000. You’ll suddenly find yourself faced with memory limits, API quotas, and the question of what actually finished.
The patterns in this guide will help you keep those problems from derailing the whole workflow.
Batch processing in workflow orchestration<...Gemini 4 Carbon is out and it's now available in n8n. Google is calling it its strongest model yet, with big gains in coding, long-running agentic work and cybersecurity. In Google's results, it posts a 53.9% on AutomationBench, a benchmark for automation work, topping the results which makes it a good fit for n8n. If you're building AI agents in n8n, this is one to try.
<...Today we're releasing Nod as a research preview from n8n Labs, a new team within n8n that experiments with ideas outside our core product. Nod is a standalone app, separate from n8n, that runs on your computer. It's a personal agent with its own computer and browser: you tell it what you need, and it works in your apps and on websites until the job is finished. It's open sour...
This Verified Node Spotlight is a guest post written by Nicolas Fry, CEO of TurboDocx.
The deal is closed and the contract is ready. It's been sitting in someone's inbox for three days, waiting for an "OK, send it." Once it's finally signed, the PDF ends up in a Downloads folder instead of the shared drive.
n8n can already handle most of ...