Microservices Explained in 5 MINUTES | What is a microservice architecture?

A microservice is an application responsible for a subdomain or a feature within the context of a larger system. The main goal of a microservice architecture is to be able to develop and operate independently the different services within the system. As a result an organization can employ multiple teams and assign each team to a specific domain or feature. This way rather than implementing features sequentially, we can parallelize the work and reach our targets in a shorter amount of time.

Let's discover in the next five minutes the major advantages and disadvantages of microservices over monoliths while discovering the meaning of orchestration and choreography.

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[ClaytonTaboneMT]

Indeed, such a nice roundup in just 5 mins. I love the unbiased comparison between microservices and monoliths. Same applies for the comparison between orchestration and choreography. Well done!

[JokerAob]

Great explanation.
Short and to the point.
Thank you.

[powell.christopher]

Great roundup of Microservices and related topics. Wasn't expecting you to cover so much in 5mins 😄

[MLLErourouwita]

thank you for this video, straight to the point

[deeptilokhande]

This was awesome video. Thanks ! Can you help understand orchestraation in greater detail? I assume for choreography we are pointing towards event based architecture like using kafka..