The increasingly popular microservices model — by which software solutions are comprised of multiple modular components — is a very powerful and increasingly popular one. Not only does it allow for solutions to be formulated from the best individual components available, it also allows for the most effective services to be redeployed in different combinations. In this way, microservices represent a much more versatile solution to many common computing challenges. But while microservices can be combined in an endless array of combinations in order to tackle a variety of problems, the concept and architecture present a series of unique challenges when it comes to scalability. That's not to say that microservices are not scalable, they are considered more scalable than their preceding monolithic legacy applications, but they do require a very different approach to scaling.


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