2.2 Categories of Design Patterns

In this section

• Decomposition Patterns in Microservices Architecture
  Explore decomposition patterns in microservices architecture, focusing on breaking down monolithic applications into scalable microservices. Learn about business capability decomposition, Domain-Driven Design, subdomain identification, and best practices.
• Communication Patterns in Microservices: Synchronous, Asynchronous, and Beyond
  Explore the essential communication patterns in microservices, including synchronous and asynchronous interactions, API gateways, service meshes, and error handling strategies.
• Data Management Patterns in Microservices: Ensuring Scalability and Consistency
  Explore data management patterns in microservices, including Database per Service, Saga, CQRS, Event Sourcing, and Data Replication Strategies, to ensure scalability and consistency.
• Resilience Patterns in Microservices: Ensuring System Stability
  Explore resilience patterns in microservices architecture, including Circuit Breaker, Retry, Bulkhead, Timeout, Fallback, and Rate Limiting patterns, to build robust and fault-tolerant systems.
• Deployment Patterns for Microservices: Ensuring Scalable and Reliable Deployments
  Explore deployment patterns for microservices, including continuous deployment, blue-green deployments, canary releases, rolling deployments, immutable infrastructure, feature toggles, and infrastructure as code.
• Observability Patterns in Microservices: Enhancing System Monitoring and Maintenance
  Explore observability patterns in microservices, focusing on logging, metrics, distributed tracing, health checks, alerting, and visualization dashboards to ensure robust system monitoring and maintenance.
• Security Patterns in Microservices: Ensuring Robust Protection
  Explore essential security patterns in microservices, including authentication, authorization, API gateway security, service-to-service security, data encryption, and input validation.
• Structural Patterns in Microservices: Organizing and Structuring Interactions
  Explore structural design patterns in microservices, including Adapter, Bridge, Composite, Decorator, Facade, and Proxy patterns. Learn how these patterns organize and structure microservices for scalability and flexibility.
• Microservices Anti-Patterns: Avoiding Common Pitfalls
  Explore common anti-patterns in microservices architecture, including Monolith in Disguise, God Service, Chatty Services, and more. Learn strategies to avoid these pitfalls and build scalable, efficient systems.