Before we start building our microservices, we should be clear about a few of its basic aspects, such as what factors to consider while sizing our microservices and how to ensure their isolation from the rest of the system.
As the name suggests, microservices should be micro. A question arises: what is micro? Microservices is all about size and granularity. To understand this better, let's consider the application discussed in Chapter 1, What are Microservices?
We wanted the teams working on this project to stay synchronized at all times with respect to their code. Staying synchronized is even more important when we make a release of the complete project. For this, we needed to first decompose our application/specific ...
