Solidifying the communication
As your application grows, managing its complexity becomes increasingly challenging. To tackle this, developers rely on best practices, design patterns, and various approaches. In traditional software design, techniques like abstraction, encapsulation, and decomposition help us deal with complexity.
The microservice architecture offers a provides a powerful solution to complexity through the Separation of Concerns (SOC) principle. This principle breaks down a complex system into smaller independent parts, each with a well-defined responsibility. Imagine a monolithic application as a mountain; microservices allow us to break it down into smaller, more manageable hills through bounded contexts. However, this freedom comes at the cost of somehow figuring out how to establish communication between microservices. Of course, it is not as easy as it was with the monolithic approach, because with that, everything was inside one codebase. Creating a connection...
