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Microservices, Container, Kubernetes, cloud-native
Microservices vs monolith
Traditional enterprise software is a multifunctional integrated software (Monolith), where all components are part of the whole. All components are developed, deployed, and scaled together. All components are programmed in the same language, with the same runtime. Different component development teams need to work together to avoid affecting each other's work (e.g., different components need to run on different main program versions). All components need to be released together, so all program code needs to be tested together.
Writing programs using the Microservices architecture divides the entire application into the smallest distinguishable layers and connects them with API calls.
Some of the most significant engineering advantages of Microservices:
Each component can be scaled independently; failures in individual components do not affect the overall program operation; each team can choose their own technology stack (language, runtime); it is easier to test...