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The Problem: Service Coordination in Distributed Systems
Understanding Service Coordination
In a traditional monolithic architecture, components of an application are tightly integrated and deployed as a single unit. They know exactly where to find each other and how to communicate. However, in a distributed system, components become loosely-coupled services that are independently deployable. Each of these services has a specific role and they often need to communicate with each other to provide the full functionality of the system.
Service coordination, therefore, refers to how these services find and communicate with each other
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