Microservices architecture enables large teams to build scalable applications composed of many loosely coupled services. Common architecture patterns for microservices include integration patterns, decomposition by business capability, the saga pattern, log aggregation, and the circuit breaker pattern. Factors to consider when choosing a microservice design pattern include the size and complexity of the application, the intended use of the application, and the application's goals.
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