I have seem cases when a group of stateless monoliths would have solved more efficiently a business case than the micro-services alternative. I'm not saying mi

I have seem cases when a group of stateless monoliths would have solved more efficiently a business case than the micro-services alternative. I'm not saying micro-services are a fad, because they are great for isolating domains and degradation of service, but that comes with a high amount of boilerplate code for remote invocation and serialization. I would personally say, if your project has not reached 10,000 lines of code do not go that way. also if you can solve the problem at hand with a cluster of stateless monoliths, keep it simple. Dear friends, keep at hand the Occam's razor