In the first blog post on the cross-cutting concepts of microservice architectures, we introduced you to the characteristics of microservices and the challenges they face. In the second part, we will look at specific examples of how cross-cutting concepts for microservices can be implemented. Cloud Infrastructure In order for microservices to remain small enough to deserve the name, it must be easy to create new...

💡Microservices are a design pattern in software architecture that aims to shorten communication paths through smaller teams and more focussed responsibilities, thereby reducing time-to-market. The basic ideas behind microservices go back to the Unix principles formulated by Doug McIlroy¹ in 1978. According to him, programmes should be designed in such a way that they … ... have exactly one responsibility and fulfill it well, ... can be nested...