An architectural approach in which an application is composed of small, separate services, each handling a single business function and able to be deployed and scaled independently.
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In the Ultra Transcenders books
Each book explains Microservices in context, with comparison tables and the common traps.
Related terms
- Azure Service Fabric
Platform for microservices that runs both in Azure and on premises, supporting stateful services, upgrades service by service and automatic repair based on health.
- Container Apps hosting
Deploying a function app as a container into a Container Apps environment, where it runs next to other microservices yet still uses the Functions programming model. Container Apps, not Functions, looks after scaling and revisions.