Analyze Microservice Systems
Since 2015, microservice architectures have rapidly gained popularity and are now mainstream. This means that many of tomorrow’s legacy systems will likely be microservice architectures. Let’s stay a step ahead and see what we would want to analyze when we come across such systems.
Microservices are based on an old idea: keep each part small and orthogonal to others, and use a simple mechanism to glue everything together (for example, a message bus or an HTTP API). In fact, these are the same principles on which UNIX has built since the dawn of curly braces in code.
A microservice architecture attempts to encapsulate each responsibility or business capability in a service. This principle implies that a microservice ...
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