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The "micro" in microservices is the issue. It reminds me of the "No-SQL" movement. The truth is that EVERYONE has a multi-tiered architecture. The only question
by Randgalt 11y ago
The "micro" in microservices is the issue. It reminds me of the "No-SQL" movement. The truth is that EVERYONE has a multi-tiered architecture. The only question is how many tiers you need. It's always more than 1.
- dragonwriter 11y agoI think one thing that microservice and some other models correctly point to is that "tiers" of the traditional 2-tier, 3-tier, and n-tier architectures aren't universal, and that their are good reasons for some systems to have components that are arranged in some manner other than stacked, front-to-back layers.