Big applications can be hard to change and keep running. A better way is to split them into smaller, independent services. Each service handles its own job and communicates clearly with others.
The skill teaches you how to design those services. You learn to find bounded contexts and set service boundaries. You also choose the right ways for services to talk, like sync or async. It covers resilience patterns like circuit breakers and retries to keep the system stable.
You also set up observability with distributed tracing so you can follow a request across services. The skill includes examples in code and a step by step workflow.
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