Microservice Design Patterns

  Microservice Design Patterns  Design Patterns helps you to resolve complex issue and avoid redundancy in code base and important thing is it helps you to understand Data flow between services and avoid Object error state . Most common Microservice Design Patterns are - #1.  API Gateway Pattern        This pattern creates a single access point for client requests, directing them to the relevant microservice also Known as (BFF - Backend for Frontend) A variation of this pattern is the Backends for frontends pattern. It defines a separate API gateway for each kind of client. Example - Netflix API Gateway , JAVA/Spring API gateway. #2.  Bulkhead Pattern This pattern isolates failures in a microservices architecture by placing each microservice in a separate container to prevent one failure from impacting others. In a bulkhead architecture, elements of an application are isolated into pools so that if one fails, the others will continue to function ...