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COTop 20 Interview Questions On Microservices ✅
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COMicroservices, explained by cats. #cat #microservices #architecture #coding #software
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COThese 30 questions are MOST ASKED interview questions and must for interview centric preparations.
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Microservices - Must-Know Interview Questions
1️⃣What is a Microservice?
2️⃣Advantages of Microservices over Monolithic architecture
3️⃣When should you not use Microservices?
4️⃣Design principles of Microservices
5️⃣What is the 12-Factor methodology?
Important
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6️⃣Why Spring Boot + Spring Cloud for Microservices?
7️⃣Should multiple Microservices share a database? Why / Why not?
8️⃣How do Microservices communicate internally and externally?
9️⃣Which Microservice design patterns have you used and why?
1️⃣0️⃣Database design patterns in Microservices
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1️⃣1️⃣What is the SAGA pattern?
1️⃣2️⃣Explain CQRS
1️⃣3️⃣Best patterns for read-heavy vs write-heavy systems
1️⃣4️⃣Choreography vs Orchestration
1️⃣5️⃣Fault tolerance mechanisms in Spring Microservices
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You Will Never Struggle With Microservices or System Design Again
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Stop getting overwhelmed by complicated architecture diagrams and buzzwords. These resources break down microservices, distributed systems, and cloud-native design in a way that actually makes sense — from service boundaries to API communication to scaling production systems.
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COMicroservices Interview Prep Master Sheet
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BI225k+ views ☺️ | Ever wondered how Amazon or Netflix handle millions of users without crashing? 🤯
It’s not magic — it’s Microservices ⚡
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COTo design a microservice that needs data from 3 other services without tight coupling, I would follow these principles:
1️⃣ API Composition / Aggregator Pattern
Introduce an orchestrator or aggregator service that calls the 3 dependent services.
The consumer service interacts with only one API, not all 3 services directly.
This keeps the core service clean and loosely coupled.
2️⃣ Asynchronous Communication (Event-Driven)
Use events (Kafka/RabbitMQ) where possible instead of synchronous REST calls.
Each service publishes domain events.
The consuming service maintains a local read model built from events.
Reduces runtime dependency and improves resilience.
3️⃣ Avoid Shared Databases
Each service owns its data.
Data is shared only via APIs or events, never direct DB access.
Prevents schema-level coupling.
4️⃣ Use Contracts, Not Implementations
Interact using well-defined DTOs and API contracts.
Version APIs to avoid breaking changes.
Never rely on internal fields or logic of other services.
5️⃣ Resilience Patterns
Implement Circuit Breaker, Retry, Timeout, and Fallback (Resilience4j).
Prevent cascading failures if one service is down.
6️⃣ Cache Where Appropriate
Cache frequently used data at the aggregator layer.
Reduces repeated calls and dependency pressure.
7️⃣ Domain-Driven Design (DDD)
Fetch only data relevant to the bounded context.
Avoid pulling full objects—use minimal required attributes.
✅ Summary
I avoid tight coupling by using an API Aggregator or event-driven design, strict service boundaries, contract-based communication, and resilience patterns, ensuring services remain independent, scalable, and fault tolerant.
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COCompanies are Quitting microservices.
They’re fixing what broke.
For years, microservices were sold as the ultimate architecture.
Move fast. Scale independently. Deploy anytime.
And it worked… until it didn’t.
What actually happened in many companies:
100+ services for a simple product
Network calls everywhere
Debugging turned into tracing nightmares
Infra cost exploded
Local development became painful
Teams spent more time managing services than building features
So companies didn’t go back to monoliths.
They went modular.
Modular architecture =
Clear domain boundaries
Fewer, larger services
Strong internal modules instead of network hops
Independent ownership without distributed chaos
Faster dev, easier testing, lower cost
Big tech today prefers:
➡️ Well-structured modular monoliths
➡️ Selective microservices (only where scale truly demands it)
Because architecture is not about trends.
It’s about trade-offs.
Microservices are powerful —
but only when you actually need them.
Build simple first.
Scale deliberately.
Distribute only when forced.
That’s how real systems survive. 🚀
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MIIt’s not about one best option- it’s about the right trade-off.
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1️⃣ Synchronous HTTP (REST / gRPC)
👉 One service calls another and waits for the response.
Use when: You need an immediate answer.
Example: Order service asks Payment service → “Did payment succeed?”
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2️⃣ Asynchronous Messaging (Queue / Events)
👉 Service sends a message and moves on.
Use when: You don’t need an instant response.
Example: Order placed → send event → email & analytics happen later.
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3️⃣ Event-Driven Communication
👉 Services react to events instead of calling each other directly.
Use when: Many services depend on the same action.
Example: “User signed up” → welcome email, notifications, rewards all react.
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4️⃣ gRPC (Binary, Fast Calls)
👉 Faster, structured communication between internal services.
Use when: Services talk a lot and speed matters.
Example: Pricing service calling discount service hundreds of times per second.
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Need answer now? → Sync
Can wait? → Async
Many reactions? → Events
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