February 2019
Intermediate to advanced
446 pages
10h 55m
English
Microservices are not new—they have been around for many years. For example, Stubby, a general purpose infrastructure based on Remote Procedure Call (RPC), was used in Google data centers in the early 2000s to connect a number of services with and across data centers. Its recent rise is due to its popularity and visibility. Before microservices became popular, monolithic architectures were mainly being used for developing on-premises and cloud-based applications.
A monolithic architecture allows the development of different components such as presentation, application logic, business logic, and Data Access Objects (DAOs), and then you either bundle them together in an Enterprise Archive (EAR) or a Web Archive ...
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