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A distributed application is not performing as well as expected during peak load periods. The application uses three microservices. The first of the microservices has the ability to send more data to the second service than the second service can process and keep up with. This causes the first microservice to wait while the second service processes data. What can be done to decouple the first service from the second service?

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A distributed application is not performing as well as expected during peak load periods. The application uses three microservices. The first of the microservices has the ability to send more data to the second service than the second service can process and keep up with. This causes the first microservice to wait while the second service processes data. What can be done to decouple the first service from the second service?






 
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