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Of course microservices are just another tool in the toolbox. I think what's frustrating is the lack of support in moving from a monolith to a microservice arc
by wiremine 11y ago
Of course microservices are just another tool in the toolbox.
I think what's frustrating is the lack of support in moving from a monolith to a microservice architecture. I haven't built a lot of them myself, but it feels like you're rolling your own framework/architecture whenever you need to make the transition. Is that anyone else's experience, or is it just not possible to codify best practices?
- dmux 11y agoCurrently in the process of separating several monolithic applications into services. We've found success in identifying individual "resources" that are present and common in each of the monoliths. Once identified, we implement that resource end-point in our service and swap out the existing code with calls to the service. Divide and conquer.