Basically, microservices serve the purpose of software modularization. This possibility becomes more relevant the more heterogeneous the IT constellations are. By using microservices, you can separate big projects into smaller units or services so as to maintain them individually and independently from one another.
Through a clever division of the overall architecture into sub-sectors, microservices deal with individual process steps separately. This approach modularizes the software and significantly simplifies the scaling of individual sub-sectors.
The magic part comes last: running the model without the intermediate generation of codes.
Furthermore, individual microservices are not implemented under some monolithic dome but are handled and executed as independent processes during runtime and even on the operating system level – centrally managed in the Scheer PAS integration layer.
What are the benefits?
Minimum resource requirements: Our solution scales almost linearly. Small processes or sub-sections in particular require little attention, so there's no significant overhead.
Problems in one place don't affect other services: Scheer PAS solutions are very stable. Services can, independently of one another, be put into operation or replaced by new versions. Similarly, at peak times or in case of resource bottlenecks, other microservices can be implemented quickly and flexibly in Scheer PAS.
No downtime: provision of a service takes 2-3 seconds. Each integration path can therefore be implemented as a separate service and exist independently – ideal for an iterative procedure for complex solutions.
Why should you rely on microservices in IT integration?
- Decoupling and modularization of applications
- Detailed logging and monitoring thanks to asynchronous communication
- Agility through quicker and easier adaptation or replacement of individual microservices
- Better functional segmentation in development thanks to modularity
- Robustness thanks to the independence and validation of the services
- Better scalability thanks to the expansion of individual microservices
- Simple maintenance thanks to the focus on individual services
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