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Abstract

Microservices are one of the hot topics around architectural styles in software development. Its main philosophy is not something new but lately there was a name assigned to this architectural style and people started to talk about it and adopt it. Many development teams seem to be too eager to embrace microservices without realizing the complexity that is added to the system by them. The main focus in this paper is to define the characteristics of the microservices architecture, its external and internal structure, all in the context of cost and benefits and good practices.