microservices-patterns

Decompose a monolith by applying the Strangler Fig pattern to incrementally extract leaf services, establishing independent domain models and per-service data access layers for autonomous deployment.

An orchestration-based saga coordinates cross-service workflows by defining a central orchestrator that sequences local transactions and compensating actions, ensuring data consistency without distributed transactions.

Implement CQRS and event-driven communication when services require segregated read and write models or need to publish domain events to maintain loose coupling across distributed boundaries.

Yes, you can generate service API definitions, domain models, and domain events using pattern-driven code templates guided by architectural rules to enforce consistent service boundaries.

Review microservices architecture by evaluating data ownership boundaries and interaction patterns against established design patterns to identify coupling risks and enforce autonomous service capabilities.

Event-driven microservices lack consistent boundaries when per-service data access layers are not enforced, leading to shared databases; applying pattern-driven design isolates data ownership and validates domain events.