In my last blog, I talked about Design Patterns for Microservices. Now, I want to deep more deeply into the most important pattern in microservice architecture: inter-communication between microservices. I still remember when we used to develop monolithic applications; communication used be a tough task. In that world, we had to carefully design relationships between database tables and map with object models. Now, in the microservice world, we have broken them down into separate services, and that creates a mesh around them to communicate with each other. Let's talk about all the communication styles and patterns that have evolved so far to resolve this. Many architects have divided inter-communication between microservices into synchronous and asynchronous interaction. Let's take these one by one.


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