What distinguishes Microservices Architecture from traditional SOA?
- Centralized data storage
- Granular and independent services
- Monolithic and tightly coupled services
- Standardized communication protocols
Microservices Architecture is characterized by granular and independent services, each responsible for a specific business capability. This contrasts with traditional SOA, which often involves monolithic and tightly coupled services.
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