Top 10 Microservice Architecture Design Patterns Every Developer Should Learn

10 essential Microservices design pattern to create robust, scalable, and reliable Microservices

Hello folks, while industry trend is to split your monolithic application to microservices to segregate data, code, and interface its not an easy task to do, especially if you don’t have any experienced in Microservice development and not familiar with best practices and essential Microservices design patterns and principles.

Liked Object Oriented Design Patterns, Microservice Patterns are also tried and tested solution of common problems people have encountered while developing, deploying and scaling their Microservices.

For example, SAGA pattern solves the problem of distributed transaction failures and API gateway makes client side code easier and also act as a front controller and load balancer for many of your Microservices, and thus making them more maintainable.

In the past, I have shared 50 Microservice Interview Questions for beginners and experienced developers and 10 essential Microservice design principles and in this article, I am going to give you brief overview of essential Microservice patterns and when to use them with simple examples and scenarios.