A LEGO set lets you connect multiple pieces to build different structures. Similarly, you combine microservices to build larger applications.

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Microservices are small, independent components that you can combine to build larger applications. This is a stark departure from the traditional monolithic architecture, where an application is developed as a single unit. Microservices can communicate with each other through APIs, which enables the application to function as a cohesive whole.

Microservices and Containers Explained… Using LEGOs

Benefits of pairing microservices and containers

<p>No actual LEGOs in the article, I would have which the author actually made pictures of LEGOs set to illustrate the point 🧐</p>
