Microservices

What are microservices?

Microservices describes an architectural concept in the field of application development. Although they form a software framework, they are loosely coupled with each other so that the development and deployment of each service or function can be implemented independently. Changes or disruptions of one service do not affect the rest and, accordingly, do not cause the entire application to stop working. And this is also the difference between microservices and traditional monolithic software architecture approaches.

What are the benefits of microservices?

Agility

Flexible scaling

Easy deployment

Technological flexibility

Reusable code

Resilience

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