How do you evaluate your experience with microservices architecture?

Experience working with microservices architecture is evaluated based on several key aspects:

• Understanding the principles of dividing a system into independent services with clearly defined boundaries of responsibility.
• Experience designing APIs for interaction between services, including REST, gRPC, or asynchronous messaging.
• Skills in service orchestration, for example, through Kubernetes or Docker Compose.
• Experience solving issues related to distributed transactions, data consistency, and fault tolerance.
• Knowledge of approaches to monitoring, logging, and tracing requests in a distributed system.

For example, I participated in a project where microservices handled different business functions, communicated via REST API, and used Kafka for event exchange. This allowed scaling individual parts of the system and quickly implementing new features without affecting the entire product.