A microservice is a lightweight component that implements a relatively small component of a larger system — for example, providing access to user data. A microservice architecture comprises a set of independent microservices, often implemented as RESTful web services communicating via JSON over HTTP, that together implement a system's functionality, rather than a single monolithic application. Think of an e-commerce website: we might have separate microservices for searching for inventory, managing the shopping cart, and recommending items based on the shopping cart's content. Compared to monolithic applications, the microservice approach promotes fine-grained modularity, allowing agile implementation of components by independent teams, which may even be using different technologies. Now, one of those technologies can be StreamSets Data Collector. Data Collector 3.4.0, released earlier this week, introduces microservice pipelines, with a new REST Service origin and Send Response to Origin destination, allowing you to implement RESTful web services completely within Data Collector.


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