Good question. "micro-services" is a bloated term so I did assume a bit. When I talk about services, I mean they are completely separated, no shared anything, including redis instances. The pro of this approach is that any of these services (except the job queue of course) can be in written in any programming language. There are more pros to this approach, but to get those I will recommend you research micro-service architecture yourself 👍
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Good question. "micro-services" is a bloated term so I did assume a bit. When I talk about services, I mean they are completely separated, no shared anything, including redis instances. The pro of this approach is that any of these services (except the job queue of course) can be in written in any programming language. There are more pros to this approach, but to get those I will recommend you research micro-service architecture yourself 👍