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microservice bad smells: a standalone construct

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recurring poor practices in microservice architectures, such as shared persistence or cyclic dependencies, identified from practitioner reports.

In software engineering, microservice bad smells refers to recurring poor practices in microservice architectures, such as shared persistence or cyclic dependencies, identified from practitioner reports. This meaning comes from Taibi (2018) in IEEE Software.[1]

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Taibi, D., & Lenarduzzi, V. (2018). On the Definition of Microservice Bad Smells. IEEE Software, 35(3), 56-62. https://doi.org/10.1109/ms.2018.2141031

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