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    The document discusses different architectural styles including monolithic, service-oriented architecture (SOA), and microservices. It defines scaling as the number of requests an application can handle and describes vertical and horizontal scaling. Vertical scaling involves increasing resources like RAM and CPU or adding more servers, while horizontal scaling inserts more instances of a stateless service. SOA breaks applications into reusable services but has disadvantages of increased complexity and costs. Microservices have benefits of easy deployment, development, and horizontal scalability, but bring new challenges around coordination and technologies.

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    The document discusses different architectural styles including monolithic, service-oriented architecture (SOA), and microservices. It defines scaling as the number of requests an application can handle and describes vertical and horizontal scaling. Vertical scaling involves increasing resources like RAM and CPU or adding more servers, while horizontal scaling inserts more instances of a stateless service. SOA breaks applications into reusable services but has disadvantages of increased complexity and costs. Microservices have benefits of easy deployment, development, and horizontal scalability, but bring new challenges around coordination and technologies.

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    The document discusses different architectural styles including monolithic, service-oriented architecture (SOA), and microservices. It defines scaling as the number of requests an application can handle and describes vertical and horizontal scaling. Vertical scaling involves increasing resources like RAM and CPU or adding more servers, while horizontal scaling inserts more instances of a stateless service. SOA breaks applications into reusable services but has disadvantages of increased complexity and costs. Microservices have benefits of easy deployment, development, and horizontal scalability, but bring new challenges around coordination and technologies.

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    INTRODUCTION

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    MONOLITHIC ARCHITECTURE

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    Scaling

    Scalability is simply measured by the number of requests an application can handle


    successfully.

    Scalability includes: Vertical Scaling and Horizontal Scaling

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    Vertical Scaling

    • Increase computing power : RAM ,CPU

    • Create capacity for more servers

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    Horizontial Scaling

    • Insert more instance

    • Useful when service is stateless

    • Use CAP theorem if service is stateful

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    Monolithic architecture with scaling

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    Layered architecture (N- layer)

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    Service-Oriented Architecture - SOA

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    Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)

    Advantages Disadvantages

    • Integrations between • Increase complexity

    applications • Easy to get bottlenecks

    • Transformations of data models

    • Middle messaging components

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    Microservice

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    Monolithic vs SOA vs Microservice
    Monolithic SOA Microservice

    Advantage Simpler development and deployment Reusability of services Easy to deploy , develop

    Fewer cross-cutting concerns Better maintainability Increased agility

    Better performance Higher reliability Ability to scale horizontally

    Parallel development

    Disadvantage Codebase gets cumbersome over time Complex management Complexity

    Difficult to adopt new technologies High investment costs Security concerns

    Limited agility Extra overload Different programming


    languages

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    Monolithic vs SOA vs Microservice

    Monolithic SOA Microservice

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