
What are Microservices?
Microservices is an approach to application design that centers on breaking applications into a large number of small independent services that work together to deliver the required functionality. There are several benefits to microservices architectures, including increasing development agility, scaling performance more effectively, and improving reliability. Often, microservices are built to leverage cloud-native functionality, such as serverless functions or Kubernetes.
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