Monolithic Architecture

Monolithic architecture is the conventional old-fashioned way of developing applications. The architecture of Monolithic application development is designed as such that all the variable components of an application will be clubbed and combined as one larger application, all these smaller units are closely coupled with each other such that even if you try to separate them they would still act as a single application and any attempt made to make changes in any of the application units will impact the functionality of other units in the application.

Why Monolithic Architecture?

Any technology that has survived in the ecosystem definitely has some fundamental benefits that have helped the technology to flourish and sustain. Following are some of the advantages that a monolithic Application Development process acquires:

Easier and more convenient mode of development.

Testing the application is relatively much easier with the help of automation test ing tools.

Why Not Monolithic Architecture?

Monolithic architecture may be a developer-friendly way of developing applications but has its own challenges that lead to the rise of Microservices.

Since the development incorporates many small application units to make a larger application with an increase in the code base most of the time one code can compromise the functionality of the other code and hence the application stability goes down.

A Fault or bug in one of the units can hamper the performance of the entire application.

Scalability of the application is a bigger challenge as any scalability means scaling up the entire application irrespective of need and requirement making it a costly and time-consuming affair.

Microservices! The Modern-Day Business Paradox

The modern-day application building methodology. In this architecture, all the smaller units are divided into individual units that are independent of each other. In such a case, every unit is called a Microservice. Every service will have its own specific presentation layer, data layer, and database. Whether it be AWS microservices, Azure Microservices , or Java Microservices, the assistance of any of the mentioned creates the difference.

Why do Modern-Day Businesses Need Microservices?

Microservices architectures have been a prime choice of application development mode by web-scale companies such as Netflix, Amazon, Zee5, etc. The business model is a web Derivative, i.e., their business models heavily rely upon their technology (operating model) and business is indistinguishable. Microservices are the most apt development model because of their ability to

Manage multiple units independently.

Manage large-size code base with utmost precision without interfering in the other unit operations.

Scale up easily as and when required.

Flexibility in implementing different technology and framework and still communicate without any glitches.

Since Microservices are independent of each other hence it makes them a higher fault-tolerant environment. Interestingly these new-generation tools have made an everlasting impact on the Development and Operations of DevOps, leading to

Better code management

Efficient and independent deployability

Faster delivery

Workload management

Decentralized automated processes

Summing Up

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