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That kind of sounds like a microservices anti-pattern in disguise. Its thought by many to be bad practice for microservices to share a common database. But that
by abraae 10y ago
That kind of sounds like a microservices anti-pattern in disguise. Its thought by many to be bad practice for microservices to share a common database. But that's pretty much what you're doing, but just with an API instead of jdbc for the access.
- lmm 10y agoAn API is much easier to version-control, automatically check for compatibility and so on.