Stateless and Stateful Microservices
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Stateless Workloads
Stateless workloads refer to applications that do not require information about previous interactions or events to complete a task. Each request is treated independently, with no knowledge of any previous requests.
A good example of a stateless workload is a web server that serves static content, such as HTML, JS, or CSS files; APIs; or microservices that process requests without storing any data between requests.
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