Microservices architecture is a popular approach for building complex and scalable software systems. However, communication between microservices can be challenging. This article explores various communication design patterns for microservices, including synchronous and asynchronous communication, message-based communication, event-driven architectures, and publish-subscribe patterns. It also delves into the pros and cons of each approach and provides real-world examples of their implementation. By understanding these communication patterns, you can build more efficient and reliable microservices applications.
