Source: dzone.com
What Is a Microservice Architecture? Why Is It Important Now?Category: Software, Business, Database, Jenkins
We have been building software applications for many years using various tools, technologies, architectural patterns and best practices. It is evident that many software applications become large complex monolith over a period for various reasons.
It breaks downs a large software application to a number of loosely coupled microservices.
Each microservice can be developed, deployed and maintained independently as long as it operates without breaching a well-defined set of APIs called contract to communicate with other microservices. As large complex software applications are decomposed to a number of small microservices, each microservice can be developed by small “one-pizza” or “two-pizza” teams independently.
It breaks downs a large software application to a number of loosely coupled microservices.
Each microservice can be developed, deployed and maintained independently as long as it operates without breaching a well-defined set of APIs called contract to communicate with other microservices. As large complex software applications are decomposed to a number of small microservices, each microservice can be developed by small “one-pizza” or “two-pizza” teams independently.
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