Containers, Docker, Kubernetes, and Serverless are often used when explaining a Microservices architecture. However, focusing on physical deployment is missing the point of Microservices entirely. Microservices (or any size services) are about the logical separation and not about the physical deployment. Deployment flexibility is a by-product have having well defined boundaries for services that are autonomous.

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