Microservice Architecture Patterns Part 1: Decomposition Patterns
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Microservice architecture is a powerful approach to building modern distributed systems, which is based on breaking down a monolithic application into smaller, more manageable microservices. And decomposition patterns are used as ready-to-use strategies to define microservice boundaries for the future system. There is a decomposition by transaction, a decomposition by business capability, and a decomposition by subdomain.
A developer or an architect should carefully consider the specifics of their project and choose the correct pattern that best suits their needs to ensure a successful implementation of microservices because choosing the wrong strategy can lead to significant challenges and issues.