Designing Salesforce REST APIs for Microservice Architectures

Your company is building out a microservice architecture but you also use Salesforce. Can Salesforce be included in the architecture? How? Will that break the microservice architecture rules? Salesforce can indeed participate in your microservice architecture, but the key to doing this without breaking the rules is to carefully design the REST APIs exposed to the rest of the architecture. I will explain why the standard Salesforce APIs are generally not appropriate as-is to a microservice architecture, but will then provide API design guidelines for appropriate APIs that can be achieved via Apex REST or MuleSoft. Using this guidance you can blend Salesforce into your microservice architecture without compromising your microservice principles!

[@bhaveshjain8704]

I have got a fresh CME vlocity org however I am unable to create a new quote am I missing something?

[@kalpVyas26]

Would not it will be having too much API calls, can it lead to API limits?

[@meerzamanktk]

@kalpesh We can hit the limit but we can over come It so it depends on architecture and the host; Force.com or Heroku or both, believe me its gonna be fun - happy coding