Editing Microservices Architecture (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Microservices''' — An architectural style that structures an application as a collection of services that are highly maintainable and testable.
* '''Monolith''' — The traditional software model where all functions are combined into a single, large codebase.
* '''API (Application Programming Interface)''' — The "Contract" or "Bridge" used by microservices to talk to each other.
* '''Docker / Containerization''' — The technology used to "Package" a microservice so it can run anywhere.
* '''Kubernetes''' — The "Orchestrator" that manages thousands of containers, making sure they are running and healthy.
* '''Service Discovery''' — The process where one microservice "Finds" another on the network.
* '''API Gateway''' — The "Front Door" of the app that takes a request from a user and sends it to the right microservice.
* '''Loose Coupling''' — When services are independent enough that changing one doesn't break the others.
* '''Bounded Context''' — The rule that a microservice should only "Know" about its own specific job (e.g., the Shipping service shouldn't know about Credit Card numbers).
* '''DevOps''' — The culture of combining Software Development (Dev) and IT Operations (Ops), which is essential for managing microservices.
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