Stateless Architecture

Stateless architecture is a way of designing computer systems where each interaction or request is independent and contains all the information needed to understand and process it. The system doesn’t remember previous requests or keep track of past interactions, making each request self-contained. This approach simplifies system design because there’s no need to store or manage sessions between requests. It enhances scalability and reliability, as servers can easily handle requests from multiple users without relying on stored data from earlier interactions. Examples include many web services and APIs that process each request separately.