Have you worked with a microservices architecture?

Microservices architecture is an approach to building applications as a set of small, autonomous services, each responsible for its own business function and interacting with others through well-defined APIs.

Advantages of microservices:

• Scalability of individual components.
• Independent development and deployment.
• Resilience to failures: the failure of one service does not bring down the entire system.

However, microservices require solutions for orchestration, monitoring, configuration management, and network interaction.

If your project had a microservices architecture, it likely used REST or gRPC for communication, as well as containerization and orchestration systems (e.g., Docker and Kubernetes).