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Microservices is an architectural style that splits an application into small, independently deployed services, each owning its own data and talking to the others over HTTP APIs or messaging. It lets separate teams release on their own schedules and scale busy parts on their own, at the cost of network calls, distributed data and much heavier operations. Patterns such as API gateways, service discovery and circuit breakers exist to manage that cost.
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Monolith vs microservices decided honestly: the side-by-side comparison on team shapes, scaling, and operational maturity, the modular monolith middle path, and when to use microservices because…
Microservices architecture explained: service boundaries and bounded contexts, the microservices trade-offs in both directions, and honest guidance on…
What an API gateway does (routing, authentication, rate limits, transformation) how it differs from a reverse proxy and…
