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1. List down the advantages of Microservices Architecture.
2. What do you know about Microservices?
3. What are the features of Microservices?
4. What are the best practices to design Microservices?
5. How does Microservice Architecture work?
6. What are the pros and cons of Microservice Architecture?
7. What is the difference between Monolithic, SOA and Microservices
Architecture?
8. What are the challenges you face while working Microservice Architectures?
9. What are the key differences between SOA and Microservices Architecture?
10. What are the characteristics of Microservices?

Q1. List down the advantages of Microservices Architecture.

Advantage Description
Independent All microservices can be easily developed based on their
Development individual functionality
Independent Based on their services, they can be individually deployed
Deployment in any application
Even if one service of the application does not work, the
Fault Isolation
system still continues to function
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Q2. What do you know about Microservices?
Microservices, aka Microservice Architecture, is an architectural style that
structures an application
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modeled around a business domain.
In layman terms, you must have seen how bees build their honeycomb by
aligning hexagonal wax cells.
They initially start with a small section using various materials and continue
to build a large beehive out of it.
These cells form a pattern resulting in a strong structure which holds
together a particular section of the beehive.
Here, each cell is independent of the other but it is also correlated with the
other cells.
This means that damage to one cell does not damage the other cells, so,
bees can reconstruct these cells without impacting the complete beehive.

Fig 1: Beehive Representation of Microservices – Microservices Interview

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Refer to the above diagram. Here, each hexagonal shape represents an

individual service component. Similar to the working of bees, each agile team
builds an individual service component with the available frameworks and the
chosen technology stack. Just as in a beehive, each service component forms a
strong microservice architecture to provide better scalability. Also, issues with
each service component can be handled individually by the agile team with no or
minimal impact on the entire application.

Q3. What are the features of Microservices?

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Fig 3: Features of Microservices – Microservices Interview Questions 

Decoupling  – Services within a system are largely decoupled. So the

application as a whole can be easily built, altered, and scaled
Componentization  – Microservices are treated as independent
components that can be easily replaced and upgraded
Business Capabilities  – Microservices are very simple and focus on a
single capability
Autonomy – Developers and teams can work independently of each other,
thus increasing speed
Continous Delivery  – Allows frequent releases of software, through
systematic automation of software creation, testing, and approval
Responsibility  – Microservices do not focus on applications as
projects.  Instead, they treat applications as products for which they are
responsible
Decentralized Governance  – The focus is on using the right tool for the
right job. That means there is no standardized pattern or any technology
pattern.  Developers have the freedom to choose the best useful tools to
solve their problems
Agility – Microservices support agile development. Any new feature can be
quickly developed and discarded again
Q4. What are the best practices to design Microservices?
The following are the best practices to design microservices:
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Q5. How does Microservice Architecture work?

A microservice architecture has the following components:

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Fig 5: Architecture of Microservices – Microservices Interview Questions 

Clients – Different users from various devices send requests.

Identity Providers  – Authenticates user or clients identities and issues
security tokens.
API Gateway – Handles client requests.
Static Content – Houses all the content of the system.
Management –  Balances services on nodes and identifies failures.
Service Discovery – A guide to find the route of communication between
microservices.
Content Delivery Networks  – Distributed network of proxy servers and
their data centers.
Remote Service – Enables the remote access information that resides on a
network of IT devices.
Q6. What are the pros and cons of Microservice Architecture?
Pros of Microservice Architecture Cons of Microservice Architecture
Freedom to use different
Increases troubleshooting challenges
technologies
Each microservices focuses on single
Increases delay due to remote calls
capability
Increased efforts for configuration and
Supports individual deployable units
other operations
Allow frequent software releases Difficult to maintain transaction safety
Tough to track data across various
Ensures security of each service
boundaries
Mulitple services are parallelly
Difficult to code between services
developed and deployed

Q7. What is the difference between Monolithic, SOA and Microservices

Architecture?
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Monolithic Architecture is similar to a big container wherein all the

software components of an application are assembled together and tightly
packaged.
A Service-Oriented Architecture is a collection of services which
communicate with each other. The communication can involve either
simple data passing or it could involve two or more services coordinating
some activity.
Microservice Architecture is an architectural style that structures an
application as a collection of small autonomous services, modeled around
a business domain.
Q8. What are the challenges you face while working Microservice
Architectures?
Developing a number of smaller microservices sounds easy, but the challenges
often faced while developing them are as follows.

Automate the Components: Difficult to automate because there are a

number of smaller components. So for each component, we have to follow
the stages of  Build, Deploy and, Monitor.
Perceptibility: Maintaining a large number of components together
becomes difficult to deploy, maintain, monitor and identify problems. It
requires great perceptibility around all the components.
Configuration Management: Maintaining the configurations for the
components across the various environments becomes tough sometimes.
Debugging: Difficult to find out each and every service for an error. It is
essential to maintain centralized logging and dashboards to debug
problems.
Q9. What are the key differences between SOA and Microservices
Architecture?
The key differences between SOA and microservices are as follows:

SOA Microservices
Follows “share-as-much-as-possible” Follows “share-as-little-as-possible”
architecture approach architecture approach
Importance is on business Importance is on the concept of
functionality reuse “bounded context”
They focus
They have common governance and
on people collaboration and freedom
standards
of other options
Uses Enterprise Service bus (ESB) for
Simple messaging system
communication
They support multiple message They use lightweight protocols such
protocols as HTTP/REST etc.
Single-threaded usually with the use of
Multi-threaded with more overheads
Event Loop features for non-locking I/O
to handle I/O
handling
Maximizes application service
Focuses on decoupling
reusability
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Q11. What is Domain Driven Design?

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Q12. Why there is a need for Domain Driven Design (DDD)?

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Q13. What is Ubiquitous language?

If you have to define the Ubiquitous Language (UL), then it is a common
language used by developers and users of a specific domain through which the
domain can be explained easily.

The ubiquitous language has to be crystal clear so that it brings all the team
members on the same page and also translates in such a way that a machine
can understand.

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Q14. What is Cohesion?
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Q15.  What is Coupling?
The measure of the strength of the dependencies between components is said
to be coupling. A good design is always said to have High Cohesion and Low
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Q16.  What is REST/RESTful and what are its uses?

Representational State Transfer  (REST)/RESTful  web services are an
architectural style to help computer systems communicate over the internet.
This makes microservices easier to understand and implement.

Microservices can be implemented with or without RESTful APIs, but it’s always
easier to build loosely coupled microservices using RESTful APIs.

Q17. What do you know about Spring Boot?

It’s a knows fact that spring has become more and more complex as new
functionalities have been added. If you have to start a new spring project, then
you have to add build path or add maven dependencies, configure application
server, add spring configuration. So everything has to be done from scratch.

Spring Boot is the solution to this problem. Using spring boot you can avoid all
the boilerplate code and configurations. So basically consider yourself as if
you’re baking a cake spring is like the ingredients that are required to make the
cake and spring boot is the complete cake in your hand.

Fig 10: Factors of Spring Boot – Microservices Interview Questions 

Q18. What is an actuator in Spring boot?

Spring Boot actuator provides restful web services to access the current state of
running an application in the production environment. With the help of actuator,
you can check various metrics and monitor your application.

Q19. What is Spring Cloud?

According to the official website of Spring Cloud, Spring Cloud provides tools for
developers to quickly build some of the common patterns in distributed systems
(e.g. configuration management, service discovery, circuit breakers, intelligent
routing, leadership election, distributed sessions, cluster state).

Q20. What problems are solved by Spring Cloud?

While developing distributed microservices with Spring Boot we face few issues
which are solved by Spring Cloud.
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and services in a cluster to find each other and communicate.
Solved redundancy issues – Redundancy issues often occur in distributed
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Q21.  What is the use of WebMvcTest annotation in Spring MVC

applications?

WebMvcTest annotation is used for unit testing Spring MVC Applications in

cases where the test objective is to just focus on Spring MVC Components. In the
snapshot shown above, we want to launch only the ToTestController. All other
controllers and mappings will not be launched when this unit test is executed.

Q22. Can you give a gist about Rest and Microservices?

REST
Though you can implement microservices in multiple ways, REST over HTTP is a
way to implement Microservices. REST is also used in other applications such as
web apps, API design, and MVC applications to serve business data.

Microservices
Microservices is an architecture wherein all the components of the system are
put into individual  components, which can be built, deployed, and scaled
individually. There are certain principles and best practices of Microservices that
help in building a resilient application.

In a nutshell, you can say that REST is a medium to build Microservices.

Q23. What are different types of Tests for Microservices?

While working with microservices, testing becomes quite complex as there are
multiple microservices working together. So, tests are divided into different
levels.

At the bottom level, we have technology-facing tests like- unit tests and
performance tests. These are completely automated.
At the middle level, we have tests for exploratory testing like the stress
tests and usability tests.
At the top level, we have acceptance tests that are few in number. These
acceptance tests help stakeholders in understanding and verifying
software features.
Q24. What do you understand by Distributed Transaction?
Distributed Transaction is any situation where a single event results in the
mutation of two or more separate sources of data which cannot be committed
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Q25. What is an Idempotence and where it is used?

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Q26. What is Bounded Context?

Bounded Context is a central pattern in Domain-Driven Design. It is the focus of
DDD’s strategic design section which is all about dealing with large models and
teams. DDD deals with large models by dividing them into different Bounded
Contexts and being explicit about their inter-relationships.

Q27. What is Two Factor Authentication?

Two-factor authentication enables the second level of authentication to an
account log-in process.

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So suppose a user has to enter only username and password, then that’s
considered a single-factor authentication.

Q28. What are the types of credentials of Two Factor Authentication?

The three types of credentials are:
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Q29. What are Client certificates?

A type of digital certificate that is used by client systems to make authenticated
requests to a remote server is known as the client certificate. Client certificates
play a very important role in many mutual authentication designs, providing
strong assurances of a requester’s identity.

Q30. What is the use of PACT in Microservices architecture?

PACT is an open source tool to allow testing interactions between service
providers and consumers in isolation against the contract made so that the
reliability of Microservices integration increases.

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Q31. What is OAuth?
OAuth  stands for open authorization protocol. This allows accessing the
resources of the resource owner by enabling the client applications on HTTP
services such as third-party providers Facebook, GitHub, etc. So with this, you
can share resources stored on one site with another site without using their
credentials.

Q32. What is Conway’s law?

“Any organization that designs a system (defined broadly) will produce a design
whose structure is a copy of the organization’s communication structure.” – Mel
Conway
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This law basically tries to convey the fact that, in order for a software module to
function, the complete team should communicate well. Therefore the structure
of a system reflects the social boundaries of the organization(s) that produced it.

Q33. What do you understand by Contract Testing?

According to Martin Flower, contract test is a  test at the boundary of an
external service which verifies that it meets the contract expected by a
consuming service.

Also, contract testing does not test the behavior of the service in depth. Rather,
it tests that the inputs & outputs of service calls contain required attributes and
the response latency, throughput is within allowed limits.

Q34. What is End to End Microservices Testing?

End-to-end testing validates each and every process in the workflow is
functioning properly. This ensures that the system works together as a whole
and satisfies all requirements.

In layman terms, you can say that end to end testing is a kind of tests where
everything is tested after a particular period.
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Q35. What is the use of Container in Microservices?
Containers are a good way to manage microservice based application to develop
and deploy them individually. You can encapsulate your microservice in a
container image along with its dependencies, which then can be used to roll on-
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Q36. What is DRY in Microservices architecture?

DRY stands for Don’t Repeat Yourself. It  basically promotes the concept of
reusing the code. This results in developing and sharing the libraries which in
turn result in tight coupling.

Q37. What is a Consumer-Driven Contract (CDC)?

This is basically a pattern for developing Microservices so that they can be used
by external systems. When we work on microservices, there is a particular
provider who builds it and there are one or more consumers who use
Microservice.

Generally, providers specify the interfaces in an XML document. But in Consumer

Driven Contract, each consumer of service conveys the interface expected from
the Provider.

Q38. What is the role of Web, RESTful APIs in Microservices?

A microservice architecture is based on a concept wherein all its services should
be able to interact with each other to build a business functionality. So, to
achieve this, each microservice must have an interface. This makes the web API a
very important enabler of microservices.  Being based on the open networking
principles of the Web, RESTful APIs provide the most logical model for building
interfaces between the various components of a microservice architecture.

Q39. What do you understand by Semantic monitoring in Microservices

architecture?
Semantic monitoring, also known as  synthetic monitoring  combines
automated tests with monitoring the application in order to detect business
failing factors.

Q40. How can we perform Cross-Functional testing?

Cross-functional testing is a verification of non-functional requirements, i.e.
those requirements which cannot be implemented like a normal feature.

Q41. How can we eradicate non-determinism in tests?

Non-Deterministic Tests (NDT)  are basically unreliable tests.  So, sometimes it
may happen that they pass and obviously sometimes they may also fail. As and
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Stub
A dummy object that helps in running the test.
Provides fixed behavior under certain conditions which can be hard-coded.
Any other behavior of the stub is never tested.

For example, for an empty stack, you can create a stub that just returns true for
empty() method. So, this does not care whether there is an element in the stack
or not.

Mock
A dummy object in which certain properties are set initially.
The behavior of this object depends on the set properties.
The object’s behavior can also be tested.

For example, for a Customer object, you can mock it by setting name and age.
You can set age as 12 and then test for isAdult() method that will return true for
age greater than 18. So, your Mock Customer object works for the specified
condition.

Q43. What do you know about Mike Cohn’s Test Pyramid?

Mike Cohn  provided a model called Test Pyramid. This describes the kind of
automated tests required for software development.

Fig 16: Mike Cohn’s Test Pyramid – Microservices Interview Questions

As per pyramid, the number of tests at first layer should be highest. At service
layer, the number of tests should be less than at the unit test level, but more
than at the end-to-end level.

Q44. What is the purpose of Docker?

Docker provides a container environment that can be used to host any
application. In this, the software application and the dependencies which
support it are tightly-packaged together.

So, this packaged product is called a Container and since it is done by Docker, it
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it available to everybody.

Q46. What do you mean by Continuous Integration (CI)?

Continuous Integration (CI) is the process of automating the build and testing
of code every time a team member commits changes to version control. This
encourages developers to share code and unit tests by merging the changes
into a shared version control repository after every small task completion.

Q47. What is Continuous Monitoring?

Continuous monitoring gets into the  depth of monitoring coverage, from in-
browser front-end performance metrics, through application performance, and
down to host virtualized infrastructure metrics.

Q48. What is the role of an architect in Microservices architecture?

An architect in microservices architecture plays the following roles:

Decides broad strokes about the layout of the overall software system.
Helps in deciding the zoning of the components. So, they make sure
components are mutually cohesive, but not tightly coupled.
Code with developers and learn the challenges faced in day-to-day life.
Make recommendations for certain tools and technologies to the team
developing microservices.
Provide technical governance so that the teams in their technical
development follow principles of Microservice.
Q49. Can we create State Machines out of Microservices?
As we know that each Microservice owning its own database is an independently
deployable program unit, this, in turn, lets us create a State Machine out of it. So,
we can specify different states and events for a particular microservice.

For Example, we can define an Order microservice. An Order can have different
states. The transitions of Order states can be independent events in the Order
microservice.

Q50. What are Reactive Extensions in Microservices?

Reactive Extensions also are known as Rx. It is a design approach in which we
collect results by calling multiple services and then compile a combined
response. These calls can be synchronous or asynchronous, blocking or non-
blocking. Rx is a very popular tool in distributed systems which works opposite
to legacy flows.

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I was looking for the interview questions related to microservices. Am so excited to be in
this blog and learn the answers. I have an interview this week. Thanks and keep helping
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