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Design microservices architecture effectively. Principles: 1. Single Responsibility (one service, one business capability). 2. Decentralized Data (each service owns its database). 3. API Gateway (single entry point). 4. Service Discovery (Consul, Eureka). 5. Asynchronous Communication (message queues, events). 6. Circuit Breaker (fault tolerance). 7. Containerization (Docker, Kubernetes). Challenges: distributed tracing, data consistency, testing. Use API versioning. Implement health checks. Centralized logging (ELK). Monitoring (Prometheus, Grafana). Start with monolith, extract services gradually. Not always the right choice - consider team size and complexity.
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