What are the anti-patterns of microservices architecture?

Antipatterns of microservice architecture are common mistakes that lead to reduced efficiency and system complexity. The main ones are:

• Monolith in microservices: when microservices are too tightly coupled and depend on each other, effectively creating a monolith.
• Too small services: excessive fragmentation leads to management and communication difficulties.
• Lack of centralized logging and monitoring: complicates debugging and support.
• Synchronous calls between services without fallback mechanisms: lead to cascading failures.
• Shared database access between services: violates isolation and independence.
• Lack of automation in deployment and testing: reduces the speed and quality of releases.

By avoiding these antipatterns, you can build a more resilient and scalable microservice architecture.