Microservices Development: enterprise solution

Development

Development sells through the speed of changing a business process

For e-commerce, B2B, microservices and Python, what matters is not the stack but the locality of changes: a new channel, order, catalog or service must not break the whole system.

MVPa first measurable release instead of long development with no impact

APIcontracts between systems instead of direct dependencies

AIagents speed up engineering and operational processes

e-commerce

Omnichannel, accurate channel analytics, reservations, PIM and marketplaces.

B2B

Self-service portal, personal prices, stock, limits, documents and reorders.

Microservices/Python

Services around the core that can be tested, shipped and scaled independently.

ordercatalogserviceintegrationsales channel

Sources

DORA research Martin Fowler: Microservices

The microservice approach is a development model for high-load or logic-flexible solutions. Each microservice performs a small atomic task and is coordinated by BPM systems. Microservices can be written in different languages, scaled, or refactored independently from the rest of the system.

Microservice approach versus modular approach

Heavy development The more development there is, the more important regression and custom feature management become. BPMS and the ability to develop with TDD make time to value minimal.

Algorithm visibility for business Business analysts can create or modify algorithms with complex events (timers, exceptions, decision tables) on their own, without developers' help.

High-load project Unlike modular solutions, a microservice solution can be scaled atomically, down to specific microservices.

Microservice architecture versus modular architecture

Modular systems with rich functionality make scaling and change implementation more difficult. In some cases, it is extremely hard to cover the functionality with tests. The main advantages of microservices are: - they scale quickly; - 100% TDD is possible; - they are transparent to business analysts; - refactoring is not a problem.

Key properties of microservices

Microservices have clear inputs and outputs
Simplified reading of event logs
Programming language usage variations
Integration with the BPM system
Possibility of using TDD

Industry solutions - global experience

Client Amazon is an American company and the world's largest e-commerce platform.
Microservice architecture makes scaling easy
When Amazon ran on a monolithic server, it was difficult to handle high traffic on the site, especially during peak sales periods. As a result, Amazon lost revenue, and much of the server capacity went unused during downtime.
The move to Amazon Web Services (AWS) allowed Amazon to scale up or down as needed, reduce the number and duration of outages, and save money.
Thanks to microservice architecture, Amazon moved to continuous deployment, and now Amazon engineers ship code every 11.7 seconds.

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