But todays tip is about how to handle errors in NestJs microservice architecture. For an example lets use Redis as a proxy between other microservices instead of letting each microservice talk to each other.
I see that from time to time developers who are new to the NestJS and are using
TypeORM are having a problems with creating a database migrations. Let’s clear
one thing right
Sometimes you have a data model where object has a relationship few levels deep.
For example:
Person->job->jobType
It is a style preference, but I like to use TypeORM as
