Scalable Microservice Architecture

Application State Management and Data-Driven Decision Making As the complexity of applications and systems increases, the size of the teams that work on these also increase. In these scenarios, having the system as a monolithic one inhibits the development team from being able to move forward at speed. This gave rise to the need for an approach that would allow independent functional teams to be able to deliver their functionality in its entirety with minimal (if any) dependency on other teams. This goal has been attempted to be addressed from the beginning of time: think of Object-Oriented Programming, Service-Oriented Architecture, Enterprise Service Bus and now microservices. Real-World Example Problem The premise of microservices is that everything related to a functionality should reside in a self-sufficient manner. Think of a monolithic application eCommerce application (albeit, super simplified scope) that has the following modules:

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