Microservices architecture is a software architecture pattern where each task performed by an application is handled by an independent application called a service. This service often manages its own database, and communicates to other services through events, messages, or a REST API. Microservices ease the task of building software, especially at scale.
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Getting Started | MicroservicesMicroservices Architecture Compared to Other ApproachesHow Does Microservices Architecture Work?Benefits and Limitations of Microservices ArchitectureTools and Technologies That Make Microservices PossiblePatterns Used to Implement MicroservicesMicroservices AntipatternsResources to Build your SkillsFinal Thoughts1 Comment
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