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  1. What are microservices?

    The microservices pattern language is your guide when designing an architecture: service collaboration, testing, deployment, common crosscutting concerns and more.

  2. Microservices Pattern: Microservice Architecture pattern

    I appreciate how you highlighted the benefits of microservices, such as increased scalability and faster development cycles, while also addressing the potential challenges involved. Your practical …

  3. A pattern language for microservices

    Architectural style Which architectural style should you choose for an application? Monolithic architecture - architect an application as a single deployable unit Microservice architecture - architect …

  4. Adopt the Microservice Architecture

    Write some code - Use the Eventuate.io platform with popular frameworks, such as Spring Boot to tackle distributed data management challenges in your microservices architecture.

  5. Microservices rules #8: Design independently deployable services

    May 20, 2025 · This is another article in the series about microservices rules: what good looks like, which are a set of principles and practices for using microservices effectively.

  6. Microservices rules #8: Design testable services

    Jul 9, 2025 · This article explains why testability is essential for achieving fast flow, why it isn’t guaranteed in a microservice architecture, and how to design microservices that support it through …

  7. Microservice Architecture Glossary

    Jul 28, 2019 · Microservice Architecture Glossary A work-in-progress definition of terms that are not expressed as patterns. API A service’s reason for existing. It consists of: Zero or more operations …

  8. About the microservices rules: what good looks like

    The 11 microservices rules are a great checklist that engineering leaders can use to assess the state of their organization, its delivery practices and its application’s architecture and keep their migration to …

  9. Pattern: Strangler application - Microservices

    The Strangler Pattern enables organizations to transition smoothly from legacy systems to microservices while maintaining business continuity and minimizing risks.

  10. Announcing the MEAP for Microservices Patterns, 2nd Edition

    Jun 26, 2025 · There’s a much sharper focus on fast flow — the continuous delivery of a stream of small changes and rapid feedback on each one - as the primary motivation for adopting microservices and …