What is a fundamental characteristic of Microservices Architecture in the context of API design?
- Loose Coupling
- Monolithic Structure
- Scalability
- Tight Coupling
In a Microservices Architecture, one fundamental characteristic is loose coupling, which allows each service to operate independently, promoting flexibility and scalability in API design.
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