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All about Microservices and Containers and Monolithic Architecure

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Containers, by contrast, are much smaller — perhaps one tenth or one hundredth the size of a virtual machine. And, because they do not require the operating system spin-up time associated with a virtual machine, containers are more efficient at initialization. Overall, containers start in seconds, or even milliseconds in some cases. That's much faster than VMs.

That's why, from a performance perspective, containers are a much better execution foundation for microservices architectures. Their quick instantiation maps much better to the erratic workload characteristics associated with microservices. 


Monolithic vs Microservices Architecture
Monolithic applications are more of a single complete package, having all the related needed components and services encapsulated in one package.
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Fig: Monolithic Architecture

A microservice is an approach to create small services, each running in their own space that can communicate via messaging. These are independent services directly calling their own database.
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Fig: Microservice Architecture

In monolithic architecture, the database remains the same for all the functionalities even if an approach of service-oriented architecture is followed, whereas in microservices each service will have their own database.

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