February 2019
Intermediate to advanced
446 pages
10h 55m
English
Since monolithic applications are either bundled in the same archive or contained in a single directory, they prevent the deployment of code modularity. For example, many of you may have experienced the pain of delaying rolling out the whole release due to the failure of one feature.
To resolve these situations, microservices give us the flexibility to roll back only those features that have failed. It's a very flexible and productive approach. For example, let's assume you are the member of an online shopping portal development team and want to develop an application based on microservices. You can divide your application based on different domains such as products, payments, cart, and so on, and package ...
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