In microservices architecture, using synchronous communication between services can lead to anti-patterns as it creates dependencies that delay client responses, impacting performance.
Asynchronous communication allows microservices to operate independently, greatly enhancing performance by decoupling services, which prevents delays caused by inter-service dependencies.
When selecting an inter-service communication protocol, it's vital to consider the service's goals, as messaging can provide significant advantages, but may not be suitable for all applications.
Microservices communicating over messaging instead of synchronous protocols allow for better flexibility and scalability in applications, accommodating the unique needs of distributed systems.
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