Talking About Microservices Architecture

The traditional architecture for applications was a huge monolith that encompassed all its business activities and, later on, upgrades and changes. The result was an intertwined muck of a design, which saw outages and problems resulting from conflicting changes as developers stepped over each other's toes. As a consequence, applications became less reliable and organizations lost business and money. Then came microservices architecture, which acted as the answer to how to deal with this complexity.