Spotify services - Leetspeak 2014
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This document discusses Spotify's use of microservices architecture. It explains that monolithic architectures can limit scalability, while microservices follow the UNIX philosophy of building simple, modular parts with well-defined interfaces. The document then outlines key aspects of Spotify's microservices approach, including how services are defined, discovered, and scaled out across multiple geographical sites with automation and monitoring to handle failures.
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