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I don't get it either. If I use Spring WS to provide the endpoints, how does it make it a monolith? It's always using the right tool for the right job but if o
by hatchoo 11y ago
I don't get it either. If I use Spring WS to provide the endpoints, how does it make it a monolith? It's always using the right tool for the right job but if one set of libraries are the right tools, why not use it across everything where appropriate.
- jupp0r 11y agoOne of the benefits of microservices are your ability to choose the right tools for each of them instead of a common denominator. I don't know about Spring WS, but if it makes harder for ie a Go microservice (or whatever makes sense for your domain) to talk to your service then I would consider it a liability.