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Introduction to microservices (from rails monolith)
The document discusses the transition from monolithic architecture to microservices, highlighting the advantages of microservices such as autonomy in development, deployment, and monitoring. It references the use of microservices by companies like Netflix and Amazon, while also providing insights into architectural strategies like the modular monolith and message queuing. The document emphasizes the complexities involved in distributed systems and suggests best practices for migrating from a monolithic application to a microservices approach.
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