As web services get more and more complex, and software service companies grow in size, we require new ways of working to adapt and increase the speed of change, while setting a high quality standard. Microservices architecture has emerged as one of the best tools to control big software systems, enabled by new tools such as containers and orchestrators. We will start by presenting the differences between the traditional monolith architecture and the microservices architecture, as well as the advantages of moving to the latter. We will cover how to structure an architecture migration and how to plan to succeed in this difficult process.
In this book, we will deal with web server services, though some of the ideas can be used for other kinds of software applications, obviously by adapting them. The monolith/microservice architectures...
