As Node.js services face increasing requests per second, adopting microservices can alleviate the pressure. The article discusses the risks of a monolithic architecture, specifically the 'God Service' trap, where interdependency of components can cause cascading failures. By utilizing Domain-Driven Design, developers can decompose the monolith into multiple services, allowing for isolated failures and independent scaling. However, it highlights challenges such as network latency and the complexity of managing multiple service deployments, particularly when communication between services is synchronous, risking timeouts and performance issues.
The 'God Service' trap occurs in monolithic applications where failures cause widespread outages. By decomposing into microservices, isolated failures and independent scaling can alleviate pressure.
In a microservice architecture, managing communication is crucial. Synchronous communication can lead to timeouts, complicating the system and affecting overall performance.
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