How do microservices provide small, manageable, and deployable components?
Select one:
a. Micro-container Services
b. Micro-service Components
c. Micro-service Containers
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In micro services architecture, large software projects are broken down into smaller, more independent modules. ... This not only provides development teams with a more decentralized approach to building software, it also allows each service to be deployed, rebuilt, redeployed and managed independently.
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It provides small and deployable components through Micro Container services.
- Microservices are a brand-new technique for creating efficient software applications.
- It is used for building a distributed application and is service-oriented architecture.
- It has gained widespread acceptance in the community of software developers. Containers offer a solution by breaking up a huge programme into several smaller, more manageable components.
- Since each component may be deployed separately, developers can test and change one component without affecting the others.
- The designs are built on a modular approach, in contrast to older architectural approaches that viewed software as a single, monolithic item.
- Microservices are small, loosely linked modules that carry out specified tasks and are simpler to create, maintain, and upgrade than traditional software applications.
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