microserviceready
Microserviceready is a term used in software engineering to describe a software system composed of modular, independently deployable services that is prepared to operate in production at scale. It signals that the architecture, processes, and tooling are in place to support ongoing development, deployment, and operation of microservices with acceptable risk.
Assessing microservicereadiness focuses on architectural, operational, and governance dimensions. Architectural readiness includes bounded contexts, loose coupling,
Common practices that contribute to readiness include contract testing and consumer-driven contracts, extensive integration and end-to-end
While a system labeled microserviceready indicates preparedness, it does not guarantee simplicity or faultlessness; ongoing discipline