Nowadays, alongside cloud platforms, mobile applications, and Docker containers, a new trendy architectural style is gaining more and more popularity. This architecture is called microservices. With microservices, instead of having a heavy monolithic application, it is considered preferable to have many small, specialized services, which are easier to manage, update, deploy, test and so on. This seems like a natural solution and therefore a lot of monoliths in different companies were already split into smaller services, and successfully moved to production from there.
But despite its obvious advantages, this style has its own challenges too. One of them is choosing appropriate integration mechanisms between these services and making sure that they actually work together, as any of these services solves its own problem and doesn’t provide much value alone. https://goo.gl/LbXyQC #DataIntegration #ML
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