In a microservices-based architecture, the data model and schema must not be shared among bounded contexts. Each microservice must implement its own data model backed by a database that is accessible only through the service endpoints. Microservices may also publish events that can be considered as a log of the changes the service applies to its isolated database. Keeping application data up to date across microservices may also add to the network overhead and data duplication.
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Although microservices have their own isolated persistence, an application implemented using microservices may need to share data among a set of services to perform tasks. In a monolithic environment, since there is...
