July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
414 pages
11h 18m
English
Successful microservices implementations encapsulate logic and data within the service. This results in two unconventional situations:
Compared to traditional applications, which consolidate all logic and data into one application boundary, microservices decentralize data and logic. Each service, aligned to a specific business capability, owns its own data and logic:

The dotted line in the preceding diagram implies the logical monolithic application boundary. When we migrate this to microservices, each microservice, A, B, and C, creates its own ...
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