In previous sections, we discussed the microservice architecture and tried to shine more light on this term. Now, you can see how a microservices architecture might work; you can use any combination according to your own design approach. Here are a few points to remember when working on a microservice architecture:
- It is programming for the modern era, where we should follow all SOLID principles. It’s object-oriented programming (OOP).
- It is the best way to expose functionality to other or external components so any programming language can use the functionality without adhering to any user interfaces or services (web services, API, REST services, and so on.)
- The whole system works in collaboration, which is not interconnected and interdependent.
- Each component is responsible for its own functionality.
- It segregates code. Segregated code is reusable.