1.2 Principles of Microservices

In this section

• Service Autonomy in Microservices: Enhancing Scalability and Resilience
  Explore the concept of service autonomy in microservices architecture, focusing on independence, scalability, and resilience. Learn how decentralized data management, independent deployment, and technology diversity contribute to effective microservices design.
• Bounded Contexts in Microservices: Defining Clear Boundaries for Scalable Systems
  Explore the concept of bounded contexts within Domain-Driven Design and their critical role in microservices architecture. Learn how to define boundaries, avoid model conflicts, and facilitate clear communication for scalable systems.
• Scalability and Resilience in Microservices: Building Robust and Scalable Systems
  Explore the principles of scalability and resilience in microservices, including horizontal scaling, stateless services, resilience patterns, and real-world examples.
• Twelve-Factor App Principles for Scalable Microservices
  Explore the Twelve-Factor App methodology, a set of best practices for building scalable and maintainable microservices, including codebase management, dependency isolation, configuration, and more.