Quiz: What is the core architectural principle of a microservice in distributed systems?
Microservices emphasize loose coupling , high cohesion , bounded contexts, and independent database ownership per service.
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Microservices emphasize loose coupling , high cohesion , bounded contexts, and independent database ownership per service.
The Saga Pattern manages distributed transactions as a series of local transactions, executing compensating transactions if any step fails.
Distributed Tracing propagates a canonical Trace ID across service boundaries in context headers, stitching together individual service Spans …
The Outbox Pattern writes the event to a database table within the same ACID transaction as the entity, which a message relay then publishes to the broker.
An Idempotency Key allows servers to identify and replay cached outcomes for network timeouts or retries, preventing duplicate mutations.
Backpressure prevents consumer memory exhaustion by throttling upstream producer throughput to match consumer processing capacity.
… incrementally replaces monolithic functionality with microservices behind an API gateway, minimizing migration risk.
An API Gateway shields internal microservices by consolidating perimeter concerns: authentication, SSL, rate-limiting, and client protocol translation.