Kubernetes Notes (KubeCTL commands, EKS)
Monolithic Architecture A monolithic application, often referred to simply as a “monolith,” is an application that is made up of one large codebase that includes all the application components, such as the frontend code, backend code, and configuration files. Monoliths are often thought of as an older and more traditional method of building applications, but in reality, many businesses still benefit from using a monolithic architecture. Pros of monolithic applications : Simpler to develop and deploy - Because all components of a monolith are centralized, they can be relatively simple to develop and can result in a faster time to market. For single developers or small development teams, creating a monolith means you can more quickly create, test, and launch applications. Easier to test - Monoliths are often easier to test than microservices-based applications, as there is only one code repository to keep track of when testing and debugging. Requires less specialize...