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Top 15 Microservices Patterns Every Senior Developer Should Know

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Hey everyone ,

In this article, I am going to suggest 15 essential microservices design patterns that every junior and senior developer should know.

If you’re working with distributed systems, these patterns aren’t just useful — they’re necessary. From scaling and routing to error handling and system resilience, this is the toolkit that powers real-world production systems.

Let’s get started.

Recommend this Udemy course to learn Microservices:

1. API Gateway Pattern

An API Gateway is a single entry point for all client requests in a microservices system.

It routes incoming traffic to the appropriate service, adds security layers, handles request throttling, and sometimes even response transformations.

It simplifies client-side logic and acts as a facade that hides internal service structure.

➡️ API Gateway Pattern in Microservices — A Complete Guide

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Meena Jadhav
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