During the course of this book, we've covered how to implement enterprise applications. These have been either large monoliths that implemented a lot of components in order to provide a certain set of functionality or microservice-based applications where the application consisted of several small services, all of which worked to provide a certain feature and provide output based on the business's needs by interacting with each other over the network.
But, in any enterprise, there's seldom a case that the application we have developed will be the only application that might be present. Rather, most of the time, the enterprise infrastructure will consist of a number of applications that have been deployed by the enterprise to achieve one or another business need that the enterprise might have. This may include applications...
