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For many, the service-oriented architecture (SOA) introduced as part of the XML revolution is the forerunner of today's microservice architectures. The fact is: the digital world is now permeated by microservices - and would not be possible without microservices. An overview.


Microservices break down applications into their core functions, each of which is called a service. And that brings many advantages!

Not only have enterprise applications changed over time to meet the diverse needs of business and computer systems, but the mechanisms for communication between different levels of computer systems have also had to evolve.

For example, the XML revolution and the introduction of service-oriented architecture (SOA) were witnessed early on, especially in large IT companies. Protocols such as the Distributed Computing Object Model (DCOM) and the Hungary Phone Number List Common Object Broker Request Architecture (COBRA) led to the concept of SOA, which is considered by many to be the precursor to modern microservices architecture.

Microservices are widely used in organizations of all types and sizes, something that was never the case with SOA or Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP). SOA then evolved into an asynchronous messaging model that used publishers and subscribers to exchange data through queuing systems and enable systems to scale.

Microservices architectures build on this model, with one key difference: RESTful APIs handle almost all communication. RESTful APIs attempt to reduce the complexity of communication between computers.

Having a standard protocol for communication also makes it easier for developers to develop interfaces and make them central building blocks for software deployments. Microservices architectures are becoming increasingly popular and infrastructure and development frameworks have also been expanded to support the model.

On the infrastructure side, Kubernetes – a cloud-native container orchestration platform – provides core services such as software-defined networking services, primarily for load balancing and desired state management. Public cloud offerings from Amazon, Google and Microsoft have created further opportunities for microservices development by enabling companies of all sizes to use cost-effective design patterns, such as serverless functionsand software-defined routing . Each microservice can be developed and built independently, allowing companies to use DevOps to achieve CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery)to enable.
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