A microservice is an autonomous subset of a software system, often responsible for managing some of the data within that system. Together the microservices of a system form a microservice architecture: a dynamic array of semi-independent and loosely coupled computing processes. Microservices are a key part of all modern system infrastructures, enabling the simultaneous deployment of complex applications and workflows that simply aren’t achievable with traditional monolithic architectures.
The days when Varnish has been used strictly for its caching capabilities are long gone, being such a versatile piece of software, its capabilities can be used to tackle more recent challenges.
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