Microservices Design Principles
Strategic Monoliths and Microservices: Driving Innovation Using Purposeful Architecture (Addison-Wesley Signature Series (Vernon))
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Microservices is a style of architecture which puts the emphasis on dividing the system into small and lightweight services that are purposely built to perform a very cohesive business function, and is an evolution of the traditional service oriented architecture style
A key design goal of a service-oriented/microservices architecture is to make the application easier to change and maintain by making services independently deployable and evolvable. For example, each service should be owned by one team, and that team should be able to release new versions of the service frequently, without having to coordinate wit
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Coupling and cohesion are two concepts used to describe objects. A highly coupled object (such as Addy) requires lots of other objects to perform basic jobs, like math. An object with high cohesion is far more independent: it can perform most functions independently. Objects with high coupling have low cohesion, and the reverse is also true: object
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