Microservices and Node.js


Microservice and Node.js is one such software stack that enables modern-day organizations to achieve agility, protection, scalability and superior performance.

Microservices or Microservice Architecture is a software design pattern (style) that splits the whole system into smaller, autonomous, and usable units, each able to run and scale independently. The term is widely used by world-renowned companies such as Uber, Netflix, Amazon, eBay, Groupon, etc.

Certainly embracing microservices brings more business value but, at the same time, it requires a stable and secure technology like Node.js to develop apps without complexity.
What is Microservices ?
Microservices enable developers to develop software in small pieces.

One of the important features of microservices is that the different teams can write each component of the application in different programming languages.

The main idea behind Microservices is to create small, functional pieces of an application that contradicts the traditional, monolithic approach in which an application as a whole is being developed.
What is Node.js?
Node.js is a JavaScript event-driven asynchronous runtime designed to build highly scalable applications.

Several tech giants use Node.js in their environments around the globe, including Netflix, LinkedIn, Trello, Uber, PayPal, Medium, eBay, NASA, and many more, due to incredibly faster performance and ability to handle concurrent requests.
 Microservices and Node.js
 Microservices make it easy for developers to create smaller services that are scalable, autonomous, loosely connected and very suitable for complex, large-scale enterprise applications.

Node.js is designed to make it easier to create highly scalable apps through non-blocking I / O and event-driven model making it ideal for data-centric and real-time applications.

The nature and purpose of both these concepts are identical at the core, making both acceptable for each other. Together used, they can power highly-able to be scaled applications and handle thousands of concurrent requests without slowing down the system.

Microservices and Node.js have generated culture such as DevOps, where regular and quicker deployments are of greater value than the conventional long cycle of growth. Microservices are closely linked to container orchestration, or we can say that container platform manage microservices, offering a modern way to design, develop and deploy software.



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