Design Microservices Architecture with Patterns and Principles - When Not to Use Microservices - Anti-Patterns of Micros

The video discusses the anti-patterns of using microservices, emphasizing the importance of proper service decomposition, avoiding distributed monolithic architectures, and ensuring autonomy. It highlights the necessity of DevOps and cloud services, the impact of team size, and the challenges faced by startups. The video also warns against using shared databases in microservices.

What is a key risk of having tightly coupled services in a microservices architecture?

• Improved scalability

• Reduced complexity

• Distributed monolithic architecture

• Enhanced debugging capabilities

Why is it important to integrate DevOps practices with microservices?

• To reduce the need for cloud services

• To simplify the architecture

• To increase the number of services

• To maximize the benefits of microservices

Which of the following is NOT a cloud-native principle mentioned in the video?

• CICD pipeline

• Managed cloud services

• Synchronous communication

• Asynchronous communication

Why might microservices be challenging for small teams?

• They simplify the development process

• They are easier to manage

• They require less coordination

• They demand significant resources for deployment and management

What is a major drawback of using a shared database in a microservices architecture?

• It simplifies data access

• It enhances service independence

• It is considered a significant anti-pattern

• It reduces the need for transactions