Microservices break up monolithic code into discrete chunks that are easier to maintain. Here's an overview and a look at the pros and cons of migrating to a microservices architecture.

Microservices shake up older ways of thinking as they dissolve monolithic applications, Written by Joe McKendrick, Contributing Writer March 27, 2018 at 1:52 p.m. PT ...

The switch from monolithic to microservices is a significant one - but there are ways to make the transition as smooth as possible - so you, and your business, can reap the benefits of cloud-based ...

Step Zero develops the strategy that will structure the domain transformation process. To effectively transform the functions of those monolithic domains into their granular microservices elements ...

Attacking your monolithic database with a swarm—a whole swarm! Loosely coupled microservices and swarms of databases are the new blob-busting hotness.

Microservices and service-oriented architecture are often compared, ... It's important to know the difference between them, and especially between microservices and monolithic architecture, ...

As microservices replace monolithic applications, they're proving to be more flexible, but also more complex to secure and protect The benefits of microservices architecture — smaller ...

The shift towards microservices started gaining momentum in the early 2010s, as tech companies recognized the limitations of monolithic architectures.

The post concluded, “Microservices and serverless components are tools that do work at high scale, but whether to use them over a monolithic app has to be made on a case-by-case basis.” ...

When a monolith is broken down into a subset of independent microservices that communicate across a network, this significantly increases the application's architectural complexity. Let's say you want ...