Microservices in Modern Software Engineering: Strategies for building scalable and highly available distributed systems

This book presents an introductory analysis of microservice architecture in the context of modern software engineering. With the growth of distributed applications and the need for increasingly scalable, resilient and flexible systems, microservice-based architecture has become one of the most widely adopted approaches in contemporary software development.The book explores the main concepts underpinning this architectural model, including the decomposition of systems into independent services, communication between services via APIs, horizontal scalability and independent deployment. It also discusses the differences between monolithic architectures and architectures based on microservices, highlighting their benefits and challenges.Aimed at students and professionals in the field of information technology, this book clearly presents the principles of microservice architecture and its application in the development of modern systems.