July 2019
Beginner to intermediate
300 pages
7h 48m
English
In microservice architectures, by definition, each service owns its data. The implication of this is that each service therefore requires some form of persistence. This form of storage, typically a database or an in-memory cache, is effectively part of the service infrastructure and only directly accessed by the service itself, meaning that it is inaccessible by outside consumers. As is the case in programming languages, there are also several types of persistence options, therefore this capability should also be polyglot, meaning that it should be possible to, for example, adopt:
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