Principles of microservices
In this section, we will examine some of the principles of the microservices architecture. These principles are a "must have" when designing and developing microservices.
Single responsibility per service
The single responsibility principle is one of the principles defined as part of the SOLID design pattern. It states that a unit should only have one responsibility.
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This implies that a unit, either a class, a function, or a service, should have only one responsibility. At no point should two units share one responsibility or one unit have more than one responsibility. A unit with more than one responsibility indicates ...
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