Microservices Posts

Microservices Posts

Microservices Testing Strategies - An Overview
By:
Chaitali Dhote, Carmen Vitucci
June 06, 2022
Microservices Testing Strategies - An Overview
Microservices Testing is a term thrown around quite often in today's fast-paced world...
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Microservices
By:
Hema Vassanani, A. Roy, Rupesh Badam
April 11, 2022
A Go-to Guide to Microservice
Microservice is a decentralized way of developing software, where a single application gets distributed into small services...
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Microservices Architecture
By:
R. Maheshwari, Kathy Andrews
September 16, 2021
3 Strategies for Implementing a Microservices Architecture

Today, Microservices are one of the hottest trends in the Application Development space.

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Guide to Microservices
By:
A. Roy, Rupesh Badam
June 09, 2021
A Guide to Microservices

Microservice is not something new and has been in the market for a long time now. However, they gained their popularity only in the recent past.

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Micro Frontends
By:
P. Singh, Rupesh Badam
May 28, 2021
Micro Frontends - Extending Microservice Approach to Frontend
Good! A friendly user interface has a lot of behind the scenes. What a user sees and experiences comes ....
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Microservices Test Automation – Strategies and Challenges
By:
R. Maheshwari
July 30, 2019
Microservices Test Automation – Strategies and Challenges

Microservices have been gaining traction across industries and are poised to see a stronger adoption rate in the years to come.

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Containers and Microservices
By:
Nyshitha Thota
April 25, 2019
Containers and Microservices - A match made in heaven

Considering the demand for rapidity from modern applications, embracing haphazard Agile development methods won’t serve our need of the moment.

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Microservice architecture is a modern approach to software development that emphasizes the use of small, independent components, known as microservices, to build complex applications. This architecture is designed to allow developers to easily develop, deploy, and maintain individual services. By breaking down an application into smaller parts, each microservice can be built, tested, and deployed independently, leading to greater agility, scalability, and resilience.

In recent years, microservices have become a popular choice for organizations looking to improve their customer service and user experience, while limiting downtime and data loss. The use of microservices enables organizations to create applications that are more flexible and responsive to changing business needs, by reducing the time and effort required to make changes to individual components.

Microservices can be divided into two main categories: differential and integral. Differential microservices are designed to handle specific transactions and are distributed across multiple services. Integral microservices, on the other hand, weave together several smaller microservices to provide a specific experience to the user. Integral microservices are typically used to manage service levels, provision resources on demand, and dynamically compose services to meet the changing needs of the application.

Microservice architecture offers organizations many benefits over traditional monolithic architectures. By breaking down applications into small, independent components, microservices enable organizations to improve their customer service, user experience, and overall application performance. Whether you're looking to build a new application or modernize an existing one, consider exploring the benefits of microservice architecture for your organization.