Microservice Architecture

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Pattern: Service deployment platform

Context

You have applied the Microservice architecture pattern and architected your system as a set of services. Each service is deployed as a set of service instances for throughput and availability.

Problem

How are services packaged and deployed?

Forces

  • Services are written using a variety of languages, frameworks, and framework versions
  • Each service consists of multiple service instances for throughput and availability
  • Service must be independently deployable and scalable
  • Service instances need to be isolated from one another
  • You need to be able to quickly build and deploy a service
  • You need to be able to constrain the resources (CPU and memory) consumed by a service
  • You need to monitor the behavior of each service instance
  • You want deployment to reliable
  • You must deploy the application as cost-effectively as possible

Solution

Use a deployment platform, which is automated infrastructure for application deployment. It provides a service abstraction, which is a named, set of highly available (e.g. load balanced) service instances.

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