The Accuracy of Code, the Wisdom of the Samurai: Mastering the Path of Software Development
Breaks applications into small, independent services that communicate. Enhances scalability, agility, and fault isolation in complex systems.
In recent times, I have observed a series of events that make me reflect on the use and abuse of microservices. Below, I will describe the events that led me to reconsider the tools I typically use when designing an application’s architecture. Perhaps this will also help you reflect on your development habits.
Microservices architecture offers the advantage of breaking down an application into small, decoupled services, with each service owning the data it manages. However, a challenge arises when generating a transaction involving multiple services. To address this issue, the SAGA pattern is employed.
