One thing I don't think gets hammered on enough is that if your organization is not large microservices will create a lot of overhead for little gain. If you h

One thing I don't think gets hammered on enough is that if your organization is not large microservices will create a lot of overhead for little gain. If you have few developers most of the time it's a lot more efficient to have a modular monolith than it is to have 50 entirely different rocks. Decentralizing teams, decision making, and allowing increased independence of agency within a larger org is great. Trying to do the same thing when you only have 5 people is usually borderline crazy.