Microservices
Microservice architecture an architectural approach to building software applications as a collection of small and independent services focusing on a specific business capability.
- A microservice is an independent, single-function module with well-defined and lightweight interfaces and operations
- Each microservice is designed to be modular
- with a well-defined interface and a single responsibility
- allows developers to build and deploy complex applications more efficiently
- enables teams to work independently on different application features
- easier to scale and update individual components without affecting the entire system
- enables teams to work independently on different application features
- Risks are largely attributed to integration issues
- while individual components operate well independently
- they often reveal problems difficult to isolate and resolve once they are integrated
- often implemented using IaC practices
- ensures consistency and repeatability across different environments
- allows for more efficient development and deployment of microservices
- can independently automate the provisioning and deploying infrastructure for each microservice