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Name: Censseo Specforge Microservices Patterns
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Microservices Patterns

Design distributed systems with proper service boundaries, communication patterns, and resilience.

Core Principles

Single Responsibility: Each service owns one business capability
Data Autonomy: Each service owns its data, no shared databases
Loose Coupling: Services communicate through well-defined contracts
Failure Isolation: One service failure shouldn't cascade
Independent Deployment: Services deploy independently

Quick Reference

Pattern	Purpose	When to Use
API Gateway	Single entry point	Multiple clients, aggregation needed
Circuit Breaker	Prevent cascade failures	Remote service calls
Saga	Distributed transactions	Multi-service business process
Event Sourcing	Audit trail, replay	Complex state transitions
CQRS	Read/write optimization	High-read or complex queries

Service Decomposition

By Business Capability:

├── OrderService       # Order lifecycle
├── PaymentService     # Payment processing
├── InventoryService   # Stock management
├── ShippingService    # Delivery tracking
└── NotificationService # Alerts and emails

By Bounded Context (DDD):

Identify ubiquitous language per context
Define context boundaries
Map relationships between contexts

Communication Patterns

Style	When to Use	Examples
Synchronous (REST/gRPC)	Real-time response needed	User queries, validation
Async Events (Kafka)	Fire-and-forget, broadcast	Order placed, payment received
Async Request-Reply	Long operations	Report generation, batch processing

Critical Don'ts

Never share databases between services
Don't create distributed monoliths (tightly coupled services)
Avoid synchronous chains (A→B→C→D)
Don't skip compensating transactions in sagas
Don't adopt microservices before team is ready

When to Load References

For resilience patterns: Read references/resilience-patterns.md
For data patterns: Read references/data-patterns.md

External Resources

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---name: censseo-specforge-microservices-patternsdescription: Microservices Patterns---# Microservices Patterns> Design distributed systems with proper service boundaries, communication patterns, and resilience.## Core Principles- **Single Responsibility**: Each service owns one business capability- **Data Autonomy**: Each service owns its data, no shared databases- **Loose Coupling**: Services communicate through well-defined contracts- **Failure Isolation**: One service failure shouldn't cascade- **Independent Deployment**: Services deploy independently## Quick Reference| Pattern | Purpose | When to Use ||---------|---------|-------------|| API Gateway | Single entry point | Multiple clients, aggregation needed || Circuit Breaker | Prevent cascade failures | Remote service calls || Saga | Distributed transactions | Multi-service business process || Event Sourcing | Audit trail, replay | Complex state transitions || CQRS | Read/write optimization | High-read or complex queries |## Service Decomposition**By Business Capability:**```├── OrderService # Order lifecycle├── PaymentService # Payment processing├── InventoryService # Stock management├── ShippingService # Delivery tracking└── NotificationService # Alerts and emails```**By Bounded Context (DDD):**- Identify ubiquitous language per context- Define context boundaries- Map relationships between contexts## Communication Patterns| Style | When to Use | Examples ||-------|-------------|----------|| Synchronous (REST/gRPC) | Real-time response needed | User queries, validation || Async Events (Kafka) | Fire-and-forget, broadcast | Order placed, payment received || Async Request-Reply | Long operations | Report generation, batch processing |## Critical Don'ts- Never share databases between services- Don't create distributed monoliths (tightly coupled services)- Avoid synchronous chains (A→B→C→D)- Don't skip compensating transactions in sagas- Don't adopt microservices before team is ready## When to Load References- For resilience patterns: `Read references/resilience-patterns.md`- For data patterns: `Read references/data-patterns.md`## External Resources- [Microservices.io Patterns](https://microservices.io/patterns/)- [Microsoft Azure Patterns](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/microservices/design/patterns)---> Converted and distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io/claim/censseo) — claim your Tome and manage your conversions.

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