Microservices Development

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What is microservice architecture?

The microservice architecture is a modern technique for creating IT systems, where systems are built from lone services coupled using simple protocols. Independent teams may more easily comprehend, create, and test microservices since each service represents a single business function.

Benefits of implementing microservices

Extreme speed

a decentralized development process allows development teams to work faster and test our innovative ideas safely

Extreme speed

when each business function (like promotion, checkout, delivery) is split, development teams specialize, engage more and work faster.

Less is more

when a single microservice performs exactly one business function, developers can build more efficient, clear and testable code.

Accountability

when each team is specialized on a single service, it also becomes accountable for particular KPIs, providing SLA’s for their parts, etc.

“Almost all the successful microservice stories have started with a monolith that got too big and was broken up.”

Martin Fowler

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Developing microservices for monolithic systems

Over 80% of existing, global IT systems are developed upon monolithic architecture. Some might say that these monoliths are too large and migrating them to microservices in one go would disturb the security of the whole organization.

It doesn’t mean though, that large monolithic system cannot be transformed with this modern, microservices approach and adapted to new business objectives.

he first step is to design and develop API gateways for an existing backend solution. Having an enabled API opens a whole new way to begin implementing microservices, launch game-changing features in your monolithic system, and begin the process of turning your system into microservice architecture case by case.

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