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Serverful and On-Premises architecture involves the use of long-running physical servers to perform various computing tasks, such as running software programs and storing data. Essentially, it is like having a computer located remotely accessed via the internet or other network connection.

This project contains subprojects designed to run in a local environment or a Docker container.[^1]

Project Structure

Microservices Architecture

Microservices architecture is a style of software architecture where complex applications are composed of small, independent service units that are focused on performing a specific business function. These units, or microservices, communicate with each other via well-defined APIs and protocols, typically over HTTP. Key Characteristics of Microservices:

  • Decomposition: Applications are broken down into smaller components that operate independently.
  • Deployability: Each service can be deployed, updated, scaled, and restarted independent of other services in the application.
  • Diverse Technology Stack: Different services can use different programming languages, databases, or other tools based on what best fits their needs.
  • DevOps and CI/CD Integration: Microservices often encourage frequent updates and continuous deployment practices.