Designing microservice architectures with Redis Stack

Microservice architecture is a system design pattern that promotes subdividing large services into smaller units by decomposing the business logic into decoupled and independent services, each depending on the preferred technology stack, languages data models, and more. These services take the name of microservices and, communicating over a network, deliver the functionality of a larger system.

In this section, we will introduce some of the principal patterns for microservice architectures. These patterns are guidelines for designing, developing, and deploying microservices. We will approach this subject by presenting the value that the capabilities of Redis Stack provide at the time of choosing the suitable technology for the implementation. In this section, we will discuss the following patterns:

• API gateway
• API gateway caching
• Domain-driven design
• Query caching
• Command query responsibility segregation...