A microservices architecture is a style which uses small, independent services which communicate bacross well-defined APIs as the basic building blocks. The idea of service-oriented architectures isn't new, but combined with the popularity of DevOps in larger teams, the adoption of public IaaS providers like Amazon, and tooling that enables Continuous Integration / Delivery, the idea of re-tooling existing applications with microservices has clear advantages.
While compelling, these benefits aren't free. Creating a system where all of these services can be robustly designed, developed, tested, deployed, and monitored isn't trivial. When designing a system using microservices, implementing human and software processes which addresses the weaknesses of this approach will make the entire system easier to maintain and easier to add features to.
To understand these processes, let's look at top 6 challenges associated with microservices architectures, and best practices to address them.
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