Day 18/30: Microservices Architecture 📌
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Day 18/30: Microservices Architecture 📌 How do you build a system where different parts can scale and evolve independently? Microservices architecture breaks a large application into smaller independent services. Example: → User Service → Payment Service → Order Service → Notification Service → Search Service Each service can have its own: → Codebase → Database → Deployment → Scaling strategy Basic flow: → Client sends request → API Gateway receives it → Gateway routes request to the required service → Service processes the request → Services communicate through APIs or events → Respons
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