When we start to build microservice architecture, we try to involve different services to deliver business solutions. We often build services as traditional API models, where each of the services can interact with other services. This is referred to as distributed architecture. If a distributed architecture is designed incorrectly, performance issues surface very quickly. It can be difficult to have numerous distributed services that work concurrently to deliver the intended performance. Companies that offer services requiring large data exchange (such as Netflix, Amazon, or Lightbend) have therefore seen a need for alternative paradigms, which can be used for systems with the following characteristics:
- Consisting of ...
