Summary
This chapter introduced you to microservices. We talked about coding without proper design and analysis, which brings us to a big ball of mud. Having no clear architecture is similar to having no map in the middle of the ocean.
Our first step was starting with monoliths. We talked about the advantages and disadvantages of the monolith approach and tried to understand the differences between approach and architecture.
Nowadays, requirements for applications are broader and more complex, and always trying to deal with them using a monolith approach may not be a good solution. To add important attributes, such as “distributed,” to the architecture, we considered SOA while discussing its pros and cons.
The final destination for us was microservices. We provided a clear definition for it and tried to understand the advantages and disadvantages of using them.
Microservices bring a lot of interesting challenges to our lives and one of them is communication...
