Comparison between microservices and monolithic architecture
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The image depicts a PowerPoint slide titled "Comparison Between Microservices and Monolithic Architecture," designed to illustrate the differences between these two software architecture styles.
1. On the left side, the Monolithic Architecture is represented by a single large cylinder divided into three horizontal layers labeled:
a). User Interface
b). Business Layer
c). Data Interface
This illustrates the traditional monolithic approach where all parts of the application are tightly integrated and deployed as a single unit.
2. On the right side, the Microservices Architecture is shown with separate smaller rectangular blocks, each labeled "Microservice" followed by a "Text Here" placeholder. These blocks are interconnected but distinct, signifying that in a microservices architecture, each service is developed, deployed, and managed independently.
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