Microservice architecture is a framework where an application is divided into smaller services and each of these services runs an exquisite princess and manages its own database.

Microservice architecture is a DevOps methodology that provides a more robust and agile approach to developing, implementing, and managing applications by working using modular components versus a monolithic build.

OReilly Media revealed that developers functioning with microservices reported a 53% boost in their productivity levels as compared to monolithic architectures.

Developing an entire application as a singular monolithic structure can be problematic. Thanks to the interconnected and interdependent nature of a self-contained system, making changes, deploying updates, or adopting a novel technology stack is far more challenging when the entire system is affected.

Microservices evolved to offer a more cohesive, but still granular, approach to software development and are gaining popularity with large-scale enterprises.

Forrester Consulting found that businesses implementing microservices reported a 63% reduction in time-to-market for novel features and applications.

As each microservice runs independently, it