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Department of Computer Science and

Engineering- Data Science

SUBJECT : DevOps
TOPIC : Introduction to Microservices

Presented by:
R Bharadwaj
22UJ1A6745
IIIrd Yr
CSD
Introduction to Microservices
Microservices architecture is a modern approach to software development that breaks
down large applications into smaller, independent services. This approach has become
increasingly popular in the DevOps world due to its flexibility, scalability, and efficiency.

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What are Microservices?
Microservices are independent, self contained units that perform specific business
functions. Each service is responsible for a specific task, such as user authentication or
product recommendations.

Microservices are independent, self contained units that perform specific business
functions. Each service is responsible for a specific task, such as user authentication or
product recommendations.

Microservices communicate with each other over well-defined APIs, allowing them to be
developed, deployed, and scaled independently. This loose coupling promotes agility and
reduces dependencies between services.

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DevOps and Microservices
Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD): DevOps practices like CI/CD are
essential for automating the build, test, and deployment of microservices, enabling rapid
iteration and delivery.

Automated Monitoring and Logging: DevOps tools provide real-time insights into the
health and performance of microservices, enabling proactive troubleshooting and incident
management.

Enhanced Collaboration: DevOps promotes collaboration between development and


operations teams, enabling them to work together effectively to manage microservices.

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Advantages of Microservices Architecture
1. Enhanced Scalability Individual microservices can be scaled independently, allowing
you to allocate resources efficiently and respond to fluctuating demand.

2. Improved Fault Isolation Failures in one microservice do not affect other services,
ensuring that your application remains available even in the event of an outage.

3. Faster Development Cycles Independent teams can work on different microservices


simultaneously, accelerating development and deployment processes

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Challenges of Microservices Implementation
Increased Complexity: Managing a large number of microservices can be challenging,
requiring robust monitoring, logging, and debugging tools.

Distributed System Design: Implementing distributed communication and data


consistency between microservices requires careful planning and expertise.

Testing and Deployment: Testing and deploying microservices independently can be


complex, requiring new approaches to ensure seamless integration.

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Conclusion
Microservices are expected to continue to evolve and gain popularity in the future, driven
by advancements in cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and edge computing. These
technologies will further enhance the scalability, resilience, and agility of
microservices-based applications, making them the foundation for building modern
software systems

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