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    The document discusses 12 common microservices patterns: Strangler Fig, API Gateway, Backends for Frontends, Service Discovery, Circuit Breaker, Bulkhead, Retry, Sidecar, Saga, Event-Driven Architecture, Command Query Responsibility Segregation, and Configuration Externalization. Each pattern is described briefly, focusing on how it facilitates designing microservices systems to be scalable, fault-tolerant, and resilient. The document encourages learning about these patterns to prepare for system design interviews.

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    12

    Microservices
    Patterns to
    Know Before
    the System
    Design
    Interview

    DesignGurus.io
    1 Strangler Fig
    Pattern

    Facilitates the gradual


    replacement of a monolithic
    system with microservices,
    ensuring a smooth and risk-
    free transition.

    DesignGurus.io
    2 API Gateway
    Pattern

    Centralizes external access


    to your microservices,
    simplifying communication
    and providing a single entry
    point for client requests.

    DesignGurus.io
    3
    Backends for
    Frontends
    Pattern (BFF)

    Creates dedicated backend


    services for each frontend,
    optimizing performance and user
    experience tailored to each
    platform.
    4
    Service
    Discovery
    Pattern

    Enables microservices to
    dynamically discover and
    communicate with each other,
    simplifying service orchestration
    and enhancing system scalability.
    5 Circuit Breaker
    Pattern

    Implements a fault-tolerant
    mechanism for microservices,
    preventing cascading failures
    by automatically detecting and
    isolating faulty services.
    6 Bulkhead
    Pattern

    Isolates microservices into


    separate partitions,
    preventing failures in one
    partition from affecting the
    entire system and enhancing
    system resilience.

    DesignGurus.io
    7 Retry Pattern

    Enhances microservices' resilience


    by automatically retrying failed
    operations, increasing the
    chances of successful execution
    and minimizing transient issues.
    8 Sidecar Pattern

    Attaches additional components


    to your microservices, providing
    modular functionality without
    altering the core service itself.
    9 Saga Pattern

    Manages distributed
    transactions across multiple
    microservices, ensuring data
    consistency while maintaining
    the autonomy of your services.
    Event-Driven
    10 Architecture
    Pattern

    Leverages events to trigger


    actions in your services,
    promoting loose coupling
    between services and enabling
    real-time responsiveness.

    DesignGurus.io
    11
    Command Query
    Responsibility
    Segregation
    Pattern

    Separates the read and write


    operations in a microservice,
    improving performance,
    scalability, and maintainability.

    DesignGurus.io
    12
    Configuration
    Externalization
    Pattern

    Provides a method to externalize


    the configuration from the code,
    enabling microservices to be
    reconfigured without the need
    for recompilation or
    redeployment.
    DesignGurus.io
    Learn about the
    Microservice Patterns in
    "Grokking Microservices
    Design Patterns" from
    DesignGurus.io
    DesignGurus.io

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