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Microservices

Microservices
Microservices is a software
architecture style in which a
large application is built as a

vs
suite of small, independent and
deployable services.

Monoliths Each service is designed to


perform a specific task and
communicates with other
services through well-defined
protocols such as HTTP, gRPC,
AMQP (Advanced Message
Architectural
Queuing Protocol) and Pub/sub.
Differences With Microservices, each service can be deployed independently and
scaled up or down as needed, which can reduce costs.

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Microservices Microservices
Diagram
Application
Pros Better Organization
Broken down into smaller
services and is relatively
better organized.
Increased Agility
Individuals of a team can
build and deploy modules
independently.

Debugging and
Testing Challenges Cons
Microservice Microservice Microservice Microservice
Microservices can be
challenging to debug and test
because they have more
components and interactions. Complexity
The increased number of moving
parts and components that need to
Bare Metal Virtual Instances Containers Public Cloud be maintained and managed makes
microservices more complex.

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Monolithic Monolithic Diagram

Business Logic Data Layer


Conventional method of
application development
which is developed as a
single package.
User Interface
A monolith consists of a
three-tier architecture,
namely, a database, a
user interface, and a
server-side application. Monolith Application

Modules are tightly coupled with each other. The application and the
business logic is encapsulated in a single deployable binary called a
monolith.

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Monolithic Differences

Pros Easy Development


Developers just perform These are the key
single chunk of deployable differences between
code. Microservice Architecture
Simplicity of Debugging
and Testing and Monolithic Architecture.
The debugging and testing
process is simple because all Languag
code is located in one place. Codebas
Understandabilit
Slow Build and Release Cons Application Scalin
Development and Deploymen
Code base is enormous. Service Startu
This retards the velocity
Data Mode
of the development cycle. Tight Coupling Consistency and Availability
Business logic is tightly
entangled. Makes it difficult
to isolate the application. Let us now look these differences in detail

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Language Microservice Understandability


Every service can be Microservice
developed separately in a
different programming Has high understandability
Monolithic language. and is very easy to
maintain.
Completely developed Monolithic
using a single
programming language. It is very difficult to
understand, and it is
confusing.

Monolithic Codebase Monolithic Application


It has only a single Application scaling is very
difficult as the entire
Scaling
codebase. Components are
interdependent. Microservice application should be scaled.

Every service has a Microservice


separate codebase for Very easy as each service can
them. be scaled separately without
scaling of the entire application.

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Development Data Model Microservice


and Deployment Microservice It has a federated data
model, allowing each
service to adopt its own
Continuous development Monolithic data model.
and deployment are
Monolithic possible. It has a centralized data
model.
Continuous development
and deployment are very
complicated.

Consistency
Service Startup Monolithic and Availability
Monolithic Comparatively less
consistent and available
Time-taking service
startup. Microservice
Microservice
Highly consistent and
Quick service startup. readily available.

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Conclusion

Monolithic
Monolithic architecture is
preferred for small teams,
simple applications, and
shorter deadlines.

Microservice
Microservice architecture is
good for the development of
complex applications. It is
known for its change
adaptability and scalability.

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