- “Nearly half (47%) of microservices applications rely on a database according to study conducted by IDC, with an overwhelming majority of 84% respondents using a Key-value or NoSQL database for their microservices-based applications.
- According to IDC’s research, 24% of microservice applications are considered to be business-critical, of which, 42% would directly result in revenue loss if they suffered downtime.
- ‘Microservice architecture can be a game-changer to beat the competition to market and reduce barriers to an organisation’s cloud migration,’ says Allen Terleto, field CTO at Redis Labs.”
https://www.google.com/amp/s/itbrief.com.au/amp/story/microservices-based-applications-rely-on-key-value-or-nosql-databases-study
