Also known as the Microservice Architecture, Microservices has established itself as an architectural style that structures an application as a collection of services. It is a method of creating software systems that focuses on building single modules that are well-defined. This architecture was developed keeping compatibility in mind and the rise of Agile methodology and Dev-Ops. Microservices can be differentiated from monolithic systems on the basis of the fact that monolithic architectures look to build software as a whole autonomous unit, which leads to multiple iterations of the same software if subtle changes are to be made. Microservices overcomes these barriers by introducing modularity. Every function is independent and can be programmed in different languages. These modules are often connected to each other through API Gateways.
To be able to use Microservices to its full capacity, it is important to understand in-depth, the capabilities of such an architecture and its viability in the modern era. We, at GeekyAnts, have been experimenting with Microservices and testing waters with its reliability, in terms of consistency and its adaptability with Agile and DevOps methods.
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