Exploring Microservices Arch

Large, interconnected components

Small, autonomous services

Single monolithic structure

Centralized database

• Inflexibility in technology stack

Improved scalability

Enhanced fault isolation

Independent deployment

• Centralized control of all services

• Independent development and deployment of services

• All services using the same technology

• Single database for all services

• Simplified data consistency

• Increased network latency

• Reduced communication overhead

• Easy monitoring and orchestration

• By sharing resources among services

• By ensuring failures in one service do not affect others

• By centralizing all processes

• By using a single database

• Using monolithic architecture principles

Avoiding the use of independent services

• Implementing sophisticated orchestration and monitoring tools

• Limiting the number of services to three

• Service mesh

• Serverless architectures

• Increased manual processes

• Increased automation

• Services cannot be scaled independently

• It allows services to be scaled based on demand

• It requires less computational power

• It reduces the need for data consistency

• User authentication

Product catalog

Order management

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