Microservice architecture (or, "microservices") has slowly emerged in recent years as a go-to method for development teams to create fast and robust enterprise applications. Microservice architecture breaks down complex tasks into smaller processes that operate independently and communicate through language-agnostic APIs. Typically, a microservice is single-task oriented. For example, one microservice component will authenticate a user to an application, while another may be responsible for conducting a search on data within the application. Microservices Are Autonomous Microservices are also known to be autonomous. A well-designed microservice will carry its data store that is not shared among other services. Also, the behavior of a microservice will have no impact on the behavior of another. There will be no side effects.


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