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In this video, you’ll learn Microservices Architecture in the clearest and most beginner-friendly way possible. We cover everything you need to understand how modern large-scale systems like Netflix, Uber, Amazon, and Swiggy work internally. 📌 What You Will Learn in This Video ✔️ What are Microservices? ✔️ Why companies use microservices ✔️ Microservices vs Monolithic Architecture ✔️ API Gateway, Service Discovery, Load Balancers ✔️ Database-per-service pattern ✔️ Inter-service communication (REST, gRPC, Messaging) ✔️ Event-driven microservices ✔️ Docker, Kubernetes basics ✔️ Real-world examples (Amazon, Uber, Zomato) ✔️ Pros & Cons ✔️ When NOT to use microservices ✔️ Interview Questions This video is perfect for system design, backend development, SDE interviews, or students learning software architecture. 🧠 Video Chapters (SEO-rich) Introduction What Are Microservices? Real-world Examples Microservices vs Monolithic API Gateway Explained Database per Service Sync vs Async Communication Event-Driven Architecture Docker & Kubernetes Overview Advantages Disadvantages When to Use Microservices When NOT to Use Interview Questions Final Summary Microservices architecture is the most popular approach to building scalable, reliable, and independent services. In this video, we explain microservices with simple diagrams, real companies, communication patterns, load balancing, service discovery, API Gateway, event-driven design, and more. Perfect for Java, Node.js, Python, Golang backend developers, and anyone preparing for system design interviews. microservices architecture what are microservices microservices explained microservices vs monolithic system design microservices api gateway tutorial event driven microservices microservices interview questions microservices for beginners grpc vs rest service discovery docker kubernetes microservices software architecture tutorial backend development distributed systems tutorial #microservices #systemdesign #softwarearchitecture #backenddevelopment #programmingtutorial #coders #softwareengineering #distributedSystems