Design Microservices Architecture with Patterns and Principles - Why Do We Need to Decompose? - The Scale Cube

The video tutorial explains the decomposition of microservices using the scale cube model, which includes three axes: X (horizontal scaling), Y (functional decomposition), and Z (data partitioning). It highlights the importance of identifying parts of an application that require independent scaling and deployment. The tutorial provides examples, such as an ecommerce application, to illustrate different scalability requirements. It emphasizes careful decomposition to ensure scalability and discusses how combining X and Y axis scaling can enhance microservice architecture.

What is the main reason for decomposing microservices?

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Explain the significance of identifying microservices that require independent scaling.

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Describe the three axes of the scale cube.

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How does the Y axis scaling differ from the X axis scaling in microservices?

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What role does data partitioning play in the Z axis of scaling?

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