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Micro services
- 1. Micro Services : The Journey So Far and Challenges Ahead
- 2. Contents • Microservices • Microservices and Service-Oriented Architecture • Microservice Evolution • Why microservice • Microservices vs. Monolithic • Microservice Architecture • Characteristics • Benefits • Challenges • Advantages and Disadvantages • Future Scope
- 3. What is MicroServices • Microservices – also known as Microservice architecture – is an “service-oriented architecture composed of loosely coupled elements that have bounded contexts”.
- 4. Microservices and Service-Oriented Architecture • Independent services . • Microservices are similar to service-oriented architecture. • SOA depends on products such as enterprise service buses heavyweight middleware. • Microservices depend only on lightweight technologies.
- 5. Microservice Evolution • The term “microservices” was first discussed at a May 2011 software architecture workshop • Microservices are evolved from both the technological and architectural perspectives.
- 8. Why Microservices? • A monolithic application is built as one single unit. • A monolithic application consists of: i. Client side interface ii. Database iii. Server side logic.
- 10. Microservices • Lightweight and portable. • RAM and CPU resources.
- 12. Characteristics of Microservices • Multiple Components • Built For Business • Simple Routing • Decentralized • Failure Resistant • Evolutionary.
- 13. Microservices Benefits • Faster development. • Easier testing. • Simplified deployment. • Fault isolation . • Greater scalability. • More technology choice.
- 14. Microservice Challenges • Building Microservices • Testing • Versioning • Deploying • Logging • Monitoring • Debugging • Connectivity.
- 15. Advantages • Freedom to independently develop. • It can be developed by a small team • Code. • Easy to understand. • Starts the web container more quickly.
- 16. Disadvantages • Complicated and tedious. • Developers have to put additional effort. • The architecture results in increased memory consumption. • Additional complexity. • Number of services increases, managing whole products will become complicated.
- 17. Future Scope • Preferred style of developers. • Microservices aim to resolve segmentation and communication problems.