An Introduction to Microservices Architecture
The terms "Microservices" and "Microservices Architecture" mean exactly the same thing: the method of developing software applications as a set of services that are loosely connected and can be created, deployed and maintained in a separate manner.
Microservices is a form of service-oriented structure (SOA) in which each service is specific and simultaneously being responsible for a distinct function in the app. Each service connects to other services via APIs. These services work together to address complicated business issues.
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Monolithic Application is different from Microservices Application
A microservices-based program is a different thing from an application that is monolithic, that has all software components were tightly packed to form an entire unit.
In a monolithic app the slightest change in any area of the application might necessitate the creation and deployment of completely new versions. This can slow down the whole application and can be difficult to scale the specific features of an application development.
On the other hand microservices-based software is modular , and includes more small-scale services. When modifications are required to be made to a specific area of the application development only the relevant service(s) require to be changed and redeployed instead of the entire application developement. The application is more adaptable to changes and is easily scalable.
Benefits of Using Microservices
- Higher Flexibility It is feasible without compromising the overall integrity of the application
- Seamless Integration Microservices-based apps communicate and seamlessly integrate with third-party services.
- Non Vendor Lock-in Multiple frameworks and technologies are available for use in the same application
- Continuous Integration and Delivery The delivery and integration pipelines are able to be run concurrently and effectively
- Easy Scalability Microservices can manage an array of tasks or requests at once.
- Maintenance of Code: The ability to make changes can be done by modifying the code for specific microservices
- Container Compatibility Microservices are compatible with containerization, such as Docker
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