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    Microservices are a software development technique where an application is structured as a collection of loosely coupled services. Each service focuses on completing one task and can be developed and scaled independently. This improves modularity, maintainability, and allows for multiple teams to work in parallel. Compared to a monolithic architecture, microservices are more complex but allow for greater flexibility and easier updates over time.

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    Microservices

    What is a Microservice?
    Microservices are a software development technique—a variant of the service-oriented architecture
    (SOA) architectural style that structures an application as a collection of loosely coupled services...

    In a microservices architecture, services are fine-grained...

    The benefit of decomposing an application into different smaller services is that it improves modularity.
    This makes the application easier to understand, develop, test, and become more resilient to architecture
    erosion.[1]

    It parallelizes development by enabling small autonomous teams to develop, deploy and scale their
    respective services independently.[2]
    What is a Microservice
    - A Web Service
    - Small and Responsible for one thing (Search, Password Reset, Email
    Verification)
    - Configured to work in the Cloud and is easily scalable
    Microservice vs Monolithic Application
    Monolithic Application Microservices

    Spring Boot, Spring MVC Users Web Service


    Users Controller

    Spring Boot, Spring MVC Addresses Web Service


    Addresses Controller

    Jersey 2, JAX-RS Products Web Service


    Products Controller

    Search Controller PHP Search Web Service

    Email Verification Controller Email Verification Web


    Service
    Mobile Device Web Browser

    Cloud HTTP Request

    API Gateway
    Load Balancer

    Config Server Service Discovery HTTP

    HTTP

    Products Products Search Search


    Users Microservice
    Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice

    HTTP

    HTTP
    Checkout Checkout Notifications
    Microservice Microservice Microservice
    Users
    What is a Microservice Rest Controller #1

    Service #1
    - RESTful Web Service Repository #1
    - Small and Responsible for one thing (Search,
    Password Reset, Email Verification) Addresses
    - Configured to work in the cloud
    Rest Controller #1

    Service #1

    Repository #1

    Search

    Rest Controller #1

    Service #1

    Repository #1
    Rest Controller #1

    Rest Controller #2
    Monolithic Application Rest Controller #3

    Rest Controller #4
    Advantages:
    Rest Controller #5

    ...
    ● It is easier to to begin with, Rest Controller #50
    ● Faster initial development time,
    ● Easier to deploy 1 app, than 20 independent Service #1
    apps.
    Service #2

    Service #3
    Disadvantages:
    Service #4

    Service #5
    ● Harder to maintain, harder to release changes, ...
    ● Difficult for new developers to understand,
    Service #50
    ● All done with one technology.

    Repository #1

    Repository #2
    Users
    Microservices Rest Controller #1

    Service #1
    Advantages: Repository #1

    ● Small and focused on one domain or functionality,


    ● Independent, Addresses
    ● Easier to refactor, rework and use new technology.
    Rest Controller #1

    Service #1

    Repository #1
    Disadvantages:

    Search
    ● Slower to begin with,
    ● Slower to develop entire application if doing it alone, Rest Controller #1

    ● More complex architecture, Service #1

    Repository #1

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