Microservice Architecture

Microservice architecture is a way of designing software as a collection of small, independent modules, each responsible for a specific function or service. Unlike traditional monolithic systems where all features are bundled together, microservices can develop, deploy, and scale independently. This approach allows teams to innovate faster, improve fault tolerance, and manage complexity more effectively. Each microservice communicates with others through well-defined APIs, enabling a flexible and modular system that adapts to changing needs while maintaining overall coherence and performance.