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What are the key principles of designing microservices?

  • Single Responsibility: Each microservice should focus on one specific business

capability.

  • Loose Coupling: Microservices should be independent, with minimal dependencies

on other services.

  • Autonomy: Each service should be self-contained with its own data and business

logic.

  • Resilience: Microservices should handle failures gracefully, using patterns like retries

or circuit breakers.

  • Scalability: Design for horizontal scaling to handle increasing loads.
  • Continuous Delivery: Embrace DevOps practices to ensure independent and

frequent deployments.

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