Top 7 Microservices Design Patterns for Better Architecture

#microservices #designpatterns #java In today’s video, we’re going to talk about something every software architect and developer needs to know: the top 7 microservices design patterns for building better architectures.

If you’ve ever worked on a microservices project, you know the challenges. Things like service-to-service communication, database design, handling failures, or evolving your system without breaking everything.

That’s where design patterns come in. These are proven solutions to the most common problems teams face when building large-scale distributed systems.

And in this video, we’ll cover 7 of the most important ones

The API Gateway Pattern for managing requests.
The Saga Pattern for handling distributed transactions.
The Service Registry Pattern for service discovery.
The CQRS Pattern for separating reads and writes.
The Database Per Microservice Pattern for independent persistence.
The Event Sourcing Pattern for reliable state management.
And the Strangler Fig Pattern for migrating legacy systems step by step.

By the end of this video, you’ll have a clear understanding of how these patterns solve real-world challenges and make your microservices more scalable, reliable, and easier to maintain.

So let’s dive right in.