Some of the main features of Microservices include:

• Decoupling: Within a system, services are largely decoupled. The application as a whole can therefore be easily constructed, altered, and scalable
• Componentization: Microservices are viewed as independent COMPONENTS that can easily be exchanged or upgraded
• Business Capabilities: Microservices are relatively simple and only focus on one service
• Team autonomy: Each developer works independently of each other, allowing for a faster project timeline
• Continuous Delivery: ENABLES frequent software RELEASES through systematic automation of software development, testing, and approval
• Responsibility: Microservices are not focused on applications as projects. Rather, they see applications as products they are responsible for
• Decentralized Governance: Choosing the right tool according to the job is the goal. Developers can choose the best tools to solve their problems
• Agility: Microservices facilitate AGILE development. It is possible to create new features QUICKLY and discard them again at any time.