When companies have pulled together an application based on a variety of services, you can expect that they're running the microservice architectural structure. Used primarily for implementation, microservices provide patterns, protocols, and deployment of complex applications. Foundationally, this architectural style subverts many of the problems associated with monolithic scaling, speed, language barriers, and organization. While there's large-scale adoption of microservices technology due to these reasons, we should home in on two parts of the microservices architecture that is often a stumbling block for developers: communication and messaging.


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