Imagine you're organizing a large festival with multiple stages, food stalls, activities, and services. Instead of one team trying to manage everything, you have specialized teams responsible for their specific areas, working independently but cohesively towards the success of the festival. This is the essence of microservices architecture in system design—a way of developing software as a suite of small, independently deployable services.

Basics of Microservices:

• Definition: Microservices architecture breaks down a software application into smaller, modular services