Microservice Architecture Patterns Part 1: Decomposition Patterns

**Hey Zufar. Thanks for sharing, great piece!**

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I wanted to share insight from my end, in case it would be relevant to the readers here.

I recently helped work on an ebook about monolith to microservices migration, and in the first chapter we cover this exact topic. Here it is: <https://www.cerbos.dev/blog/determining-service-boundaries-and-decomposing-monolith>

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I thought it could be useful to share a real-life example of a company decomposing a monolith to illustrate the point. That company is Netflix. By applying domain-driven design, SRP, and continuous refactoring, Netflix decomposed its monolith into cohesive and loosely coupled microservices. This allowed them to scale their platform, accelerate development, and deliver a seamless streaming experience.  \n 

If anyone is interested in checking out the 10-part ebook that guides you through the process of re-architecting both your tech stack and organizational structure when transitioning from a monolithic to a microservices & **details of the above mentioned example** - you can get access to it here <https://solutions.cerbos.dev/monolith-to-microservices-migration-ebook> 

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