teenuspõhiste

teenuspõhiste is an Estonian term that translates to "service-based" or "based on services." It is often used in the context of business and technology to describe systems, models, or approaches that are built around delivering specific functionalities or capabilities as distinct services. This concept is closely related to the broader idea of service-oriented architecture (SOA) and the more recent development of microservices.

In a teenuspõhiste system, individual components or units of work are designed to perform a specific task and expose it as a service. These services can then be combined, orchestrated, and consumed by other services or applications to create more complex functionalities. This modular approach offers several advantages, including increased flexibility, scalability, and reusability. It allows for independent development, deployment, and updating of individual services without affecting the entire system.

The teenuspõhiste model is prevalent in cloud computing, where resources and functionalities are offered as services (e.g., Infrastructure as a Service - IaaS, Platform as a Service - PaaS, Software as a Service - SaaS). It also influences how software is designed and built, promoting the decomposition of large applications into smaller, manageable services that communicate with each other, often over a network. This approach facilitates agility and enables businesses to adapt more quickly to changing market demands.