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    Pre-SOA (Monolithic and Tiered Architectures) Vs SOA Vs Microservices view

    A Microservice is:

     Independent,
    o autonomous in implementing a minimal unit of work,
    o autonomous in persisting its data,
    o autonomous in its implementing programming language,
    o autonomous in its deploy.
     Integrated,
    o communicate with other services exchanging messages over the network,
    o its work (and so implemented functionality) may depend on one or more other services.
     Lightweight,
    o its process has not a relatively big footprint.
     Minimal,
    o normally a single service does not provide a considerable complex functionality, to get that
    various services have to be orchestrated.
     Pipeline-ready,
    o naturally a Microservice is designed to be plugged into a processing Pipeline.
     Stateless,
    o its request processing does not depend for the history of the previous requests.

    Recapping from above, the key differentiators of a Microservices Architecture:

     Scalability,
    o lightweight services can be combined very easily and can be replicated with almost 0-effort to
    scale horizontally according to the demand.
     Decoupling,
    o no dependencies, no common execution environment, no interrelated interfaces means that a
    Microservice is a very loose coupled unit of execution.
     Agility,
    o services’ autonomy (above described) imply degree of freedom for developer to develop and
    maintain their own Microservices, and in turn freedom is a key incentive of overall agility
    (intended as ability to react quickly to changing scenarios).
     Cost-effectiveness,
    o again, the autonomy above discussed allows to have developers concentrated in developing their
    own functionalities with very few constraints and/or inter-dependencies, this aspect translates in
    a much higher velocity.

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