- What is a monolith?
A monolith is a software application that is created in a single block. This application runs as a single process. It can only be deployed in unison, although multiple identical copies can be created.
- What problems can monoliths run into?
As they grow, monoliths can experience the following problems:
- The code becomes too big and difficult to read.
- Scalability problems.
- The need to coordinate deployments.
- Bad usage of resources.
- It's not possible to use conflicting technologies for different situations (for example, different versions of the same library, or two programming languages).
- A single bug and deployment can affect the whole system.
- Can you describe the microservice architecture?
The microservice architecture is a collection of loosely coupled specialized services that work in unison to provide a comprehensive service.
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