TLDRMicroservices architecture aims to break down an application to isolate key functions. These services are designed to meet a specific and unique business need. They are independent and modular, this allows each to be developed and deployed without affecting the others. This type of architecture is intended to be the opposite of monolithic architectures.
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1. What is a microservices architecture?2. Advantages and disadvantages of a microservices architecture3. Orchestration vs Choreography4. Advice and good practicesSort: