From the course: Building Scalable Microservices with TypeScript and Node.js
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Design patterns for microservices
From the course: Building Scalable Microservices with TypeScript and Node.js
Design patterns for microservices
- [Instructor] Let's explore some essential design patterns that help in creating robust microservice systems. There are five key categories of microservice design patterns. Each pattern addresses specific challenges that arise when building distributed applications. And when applied, they can significantly impact your system success. These patterns are decomposition, integration, database, resiliency, and security patterns. Decomposition patterns help in breaking down applications into manageable microservices. Domain-driven design organizes microservices around business capabilities and domains. The strangler pattern is the pattern of migrating from monolithic to microservice architecture. And the sidecar pattern, which is deploying components that complement the main service. Integration patterns are patterns that handle communication between services. API gateway involves creating a single entry point for all client service interactions. Aggregator pattern involves combining data…
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