Microservices and Cloud-Native Architecture

Modern software development is shifting towards a microservices architecture, where individual services can operate independently yet cohesively contribute to larger applications. This approach allows for enhanced reusability, as each microservice can fulfill various roles in different cloud-native functions while being security patched and upgraded without affecting others. Additionally, the microservices can be scaled independently, meaning they can allocate resources dynamically based on demand, ultimately optimizing network resource use. This flexibility supports essential telecom functionalities like logging or call processing, which can enhance operational efficiency significantly.