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Different Ways to Protect Microservices
What are Microservices ?
When we talk about the creation of monolithic apps, we mean the development of those applications on standalone machines. Over time, the size of those applications will grow, resulting in a project that is both large and complicated. Later development of projects is segmented into modules, but everything is delivered at once into a single computer or location. This is done so that problems associated with complicated projects can be resolved. In order to circumvent this problem, developers have begun employing a method in which the code is stored on the server, and requests from the browser of an individual developer are sent to the server. However, the deployment model is still the same and is only implemented in a single location.
This technique is known as “Microservice” or “Microservice Architecture,” and it is used to solve the problem of large deployments by dividing large applications into smaller modules. These smaller modules can then be deployed on individual servers, and the servers can communicate with each other over the network.
Therefore, microservices are a method for partitioning a large application into several smaller applications, modules, or small independent services that are capable of functioning in a manner that is modeled after a business domain. These…
