Teams working on microservices have full ownership over parts of the system. They can work independently, choose their own stack, and deploy their services independently and in parallel to other teams. In addition to that, although microservices as a system can become more complex, individual services are simpler and easier to understand and maintain.
In this article, we'll look at Bit as a tool that allows us to compose systems from independent components of all levels of granularity, from simple utility functions to microservices and, ultimately, to entire systems. We'll see how Bit components can be shared and reused across microservices, how microservices can be maintained as Bit components, and how they can be composed in runtime using an API gateway component.
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