The microservices architecture is designed to address the issues we've mentioned with monolithic applications. The main difference is that the services defined in the monolithic application are decomposed into individual services. Best of all, they are deployed separately from one another on separate hosts. Take a look at the following diagram:
When creating an application using the microservices architecture, each microservice is responsible for a single, specific business function and contains only the implementation that is required to perform exactly that specific business logic. It's same as a divide and ...